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“Let me love thee as thou hath rescued me. Thy countenance does elevate passion in me And I can no longer endure bereft of your touch. Oceanus himself could rage And threaten my own body and spirit With wild tempests and crashing swells But the song of thy heart calls to me And I must answer.”

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Book:Song of the Abyss
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