Lovers meander in prose and rhyme, trying to say-for the thousandth time-what's easier done than said.

Piet Hein
Lovers meander in prose and rhyme, trying to say-for the...
Lovers meander in prose and rhyme, trying to say-for the...
Lovers meander in prose and rhyme, trying to say-for the...
Lovers meander in prose and rhyme, trying to say-for the...
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Lovers meander in prose and rhyme,trying to say-for the thousandth time-what's easier done than said.

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