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Valentino's Castle by Caroline Tiss

 

Valentino’s Castle

 Greenery of Valentino’s Castle

 Armor and Bastille

 Blossoming Violently with Violets of Scarlet and Blue Merry in the morning, Laughing by the afternoon 

 Johanna, you seem so very cold, with eyes of silver dew and lips as purple as nightshade

 Could I sit by your side if till the clock strikes midnight? 

Mayflowers and whiskey on the Bar back You never know the thrill of it until the wind brushes your skin with all the seduction of a woman on fire.




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