I can’t forget I had you,
Dear woman, sweet to hold,
That I once possessed you,
Your body, and your soul.
I still want your body,
That body young and true,
They can bury your soul, love,
I’ve soul enough for two.
I’ll cut my soul in pieces,
And breathe half into you,
And hug you: we must be, yes,
One soul and body too.
Part A He Is Obsessed With Possessing Her Body And Soul Henrich Heine can't could not forget he had had you passion or poison love ran hot within his veins thoughts of a dear woman sweet to hold he reviews he is haunted he once possessed you stews his brains possessed your body your soul his every thought holds obsessed still wants her body that body young and true but he thinks they can bury your soul love he has soul enough for two he says I'll cut my own soul in pieces...
Part 2 Henrich Heine was infatuated enticed by the allure of a young body a beguiling tantalizing young lover seen desired had by him an older persuading lover the young body is charming fascinating everything the body loved the soul valued apparently as nothing he still wants her body her body still young and true he would bury her soul in his soul it is enough for two Dedicated to the poet Henrich Heine.
Part 1 He Can't Forget It seems like the allure of a young body seen desired in an older lover's eyes ignites as the young body is everything alas the soul of the body loved valued apparently as a zero cast away nothing seems a male lover loves an own self soul more than a younger innocent soul meaning the young body is all desired
'I still want your body, That body young and true, They can bury your soul, love, I’ve soul enough for two.' seems like the allure of a young body seen desired in an older lover, the young body is everything, the soul of the body loved valued apparently as nothing, seems the lover loves an own self soul more than a younger soul, meaning the young body is all desired
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Part B breathe half my own soul into her healthy young body then hug her because they must be one soul one body the male lover loves his own self soul more than her unloved younger soul meaning her young body is all desired not her mind her personality not her soul he wants her young body as home for his soul... Inspired by the poem 'Ich Kann Es Nicht Vergessen' by the poet Heinrich Heine. Dedicated to the poet Henrich Heine.