So, I'm romancing Cassandra, just finished the big scene... I was wondering if anyone has transcribed the poem you read together? I'd like to send it to my girlfriend, long distance thing. We love poetry. Anyway, anyone want to help?
Cassandra romance poem help
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Butch Cassidy
, nov. 27 2014 05:19
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Posté 04 décembre 2014 - 08:54
Gill Kaiser
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I transcribed based on my interpretation of the appropriate punctuation, since the subtitles turn every line into a sentence:
Carmenum di Amatus
His lips on mine speak words not voiced, a prayer
Which travels down my spine like flames that shatter night.
His eyes reflect the heavens' stars, the Maker's light.
My body opens, filled and blessed, my spirit there -
Not merely housed in flesh, but brought to life.
Carmenum di Amatus
His lips on mine speak words not voiced, a prayer
Which travels down my spine like flames that shatter night.
His eyes reflect the heavens' stars, the Maker's light.
My body opens, filled and blessed, my spirit there -
Not merely housed in flesh, but brought to life.
