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LOVE MAGIC



One glance from her eyes
so dark and so brown,
put him under her spell,
his world spun around
 
One smile from her lips,
his heart skipped a beat,
her womanly spell,
knocked him right off his feet
 
One word, just one look,
he flew out of control,
and her magical spell,
touched the heart of his soul
 
Her voice of pure velvet,
his thoughts were now drifting,
her magic and laughter,
her joy so uplifting
 
For her magic, her charms,
her feminine ways,
would enchant him would capture him,
all of his days
 
His heart was now hers,
his love hers to keep,
for the power of her magic,
that moved him so deep
 
For the love in her eyes,
sent him out of control,
and her magical spell,
played the harp of his soul.







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