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RyoArabi
10-25-2005, 03:35 PM
Allanah, ma puce

Ta bouche, Allanah, plus sublime que l'arc-en-ciel si discret,
M'emprisonne au coeur des tsunamis noisettes
Qui brouillent ton regard
Et me fait voler vers des sommets châtains
Comme un faucon que tu tiens dans la main...
Mais la nuit tombe...
Mon rêve se noie dans les profondeurs de mes songes
Tandis que brûle une charmante flamme au fond de moi.

Ryo

Spiderman
10-25-2005, 03:38 PM
Dude that is like the third post stop making personally posts of this and pm it to her or something(it makes you seem desperate dude)!

tracy
10-25-2005, 05:09 PM
yeah dude lay back , find a girl , get your mind right we all know you love Allanah but don't be so damn desperate this is becoming an obsession.

AllanahStarrNYC
10-25-2005, 05:13 PM
Oh please he is just being sweet-

not desperate- get a grip.

Thanks again Ryo- and maybe from now on address me personally @ Allanah@ShemaleExotica.com to avoide the back lash from some of the sour pusses/ haters on here.

MUAH*

Merci*

tracy
10-25-2005, 05:35 PM
hey Allanah I'm not a hater but this dude is really desparate to meet you have you seenn his posts ?
PS : I LOVE YOU YOU TOO , i woulndn't be a hater of sm1 who worship your beauty ,I AIN'T NO JEALOUS

Spiderman
10-25-2005, 05:50 PM
I really dont care so just ignore my earlier post!

LG
10-25-2005, 06:11 PM
Interesting fact: ma puce is a term of endearment, which literally means 'my flea' (yes the nasty, jumping, biting thing you find on dogs, as in: mon chien a des puces). Also, a relatively literal translation of the last verse would be: "While a charming flame burns at my bottom". Okay, I know he doesn't mean his ass is on fire, but I think, for the benefit of those who can't read French, please write in English. Internet translators come up with the weirdest things (which also explains the "tsunami hazelnuts which scramble your glance" that the automatic translation suggests).

Stick to English in the future dude. That said, I preferred your first poem.

Maybe I'm just jealous cause Allanah never replied to my little rhyme for her :) But I agree. No more poetry for a while. It's getting kind of cloying.

AllanahStarrNYC
10-26-2005, 01:41 AM
"my flea"

is actually a term a common term of endearment in france and french speaking countries

i learned that a year ago- it is quite funny
but i guess some our american terms of endearment can seem the same

AllanahStarrNYC
10-26-2005, 01:42 AM
ps.

i missed your rhyme- when di du post it?

LG
10-26-2005, 09:23 AM
It was in here: http://www.hungangels.com/board/viewtopic.php?t=4836, but I include it again below:

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To Allanah

I wish to lay my kisses on you will you sleep,
tangle our bodies while we lie there on the bed,
I long to be one of the secrets that you keep,
one of the thoughts that's always running through your head.

I want to wake up with you in the break of day,
and be the first to see you smiling as you do,
I want to ask you if you want to go away,
to travel with me on a sailboat made for two.

We'll travel wide and far, wherever you may ask
we'll travel through the the thick and thin and through the night,
for when you're with me nothing is a task,
and all is possible, because it feels so right.

To be with you, your body one with mine,
to feel your perfumed, skin look in your eyes,
the way your face and amber hair align,
I wish to worship in the temple of your thighs.

Alannah, what great goddess of the earth created you,
hellbent to make me suffer through my yen
and making wishes, praying they may come true
to make you mine, one day, no matter when.


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As for terms of endearment, you're right, Allanah, they can be pretty surreal. The Germans call their sweethearts "little sausages" which I've heard one or two British people use, the French also use "my little cabbage", the Spanish I think use "melon heart". In the UK, don't be surprised to be called "pet" or "duckie", in Italian they may call you their "little animal" or their "creature". Some of the terms used in America perhaps may seem weird to other people elsewhere.