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  Here is my next extended poem of Love Horizon68 <horizon@horizon.com> - 2019-06-30 15:41 -0700

#5075 — Here is my next extended poem of Love

Hello..


Here is my next extended poem of Love, i have just
thought it fast and written it fast and extended it fast:

I explain more my poem below:

When i say the following:

"So i will ask, is "specialization" innocence ?"

"innocence" means "naiveté" in the context, it is like
political philosophy, because we have to know how to be
"tolerance" over "specialization" too, because
when you want to survive you can be more specialization , like
doing your own job without knowing how to do other jobs or/and without
being more awareness of political philosophy or/and without awareness of 
science etc. think about it more, so we have to know
how to be tolerance on those realities.


Here is my extended new poem of Love:


The beauty of your eyes is beauty coming
from above

Like the words of the right dose

Like the words of God

So i am coming with a beautiful "smile"

That says to you i am the one of the "right" side

So come to me beautiful that does not hide

Since i am here to write to you about my way that guides

So as you see i am "love" that is immense and wide

Since beautifulness is also like the almight

And do you hear the sound of tolerance ?

And do you hear the sound of patience ?

So why tolerance and why patience ?

So i will ask, is "specialization" innocence ?

Do you understand the essence ?

Because from where comes abundance ?

It is the right "dose" that "advance" !

Hence I am dancing with you a beautiful dance

A beautiful dance of romance and common sense

So i am happy to dance this beautiful dance

So come to me my beautiful patience

Because i am here waiting for you my beautiful tolerance.



Thank you,
Amine Moulay Ramdane.

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