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Mankind Mankind, I celebrate you!

This is in honor of all mankind


mankind mankind, I celebrate you
You want to kiss the sun
I want to kiss you
love you,hug you, hold you

mankind mankind, I would take you
I would wake you, shake you
I would help you stand tall
I would honor you, like you honor me

mankind mankind, I'd forgive you
I would walk with you, hand in hand
I talk with you, like I never did
I would listen to you, soothe you

mankind mankind, I would enjoy you
I'd rejoice in you, I'd return to you
I would come back to you, for you
I would stand by you, for you

mankind mankind, I would fly for you
die for you, never give up on you
I'd stay alive for you, I'd lie for you
I would never die on you

mankind mankind, I reveal myself to you
I open my eyes for you
I'd walk that extra mile for you
I'd walk a while for you

mankind mankind, I'd walk through fire for you
breathe the cold steely blue fire for you
I'd always revel in the thought of you
I celebrate you, my Mankind.

Comments

  1. AnonymousMon Jul 25, 06:09:00 PM GMT+2

    nou heb je niet eens 1 reactie dr op gekregen
    nou dan krijg je die wel van mij en dan lekker in ut nederlands =P anders kun je straks hard lachen
    ik vin ut gedichtje wel grapug knuff conny

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  2. Tarry SinghThu Jul 28, 12:07:00 PM GMT+2

    Hoi Conny!

    Tuurlijk joh... mijn nederlandse gelievden mogen ook hier komen.

    lief dat je ff langs bent geweest.

    Doei,

    Tarry

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