@@theonewhocheekibreeki5521 Indeed, yet, whenever I have the occasion to dance to this I have the feeling I will want to keep dancing for some time more.
I know I'm replying to a 9 months old comment, but still. Many Poles were part of the Russian battalions deployed in Manchuria during the war. It is possible that your father knew someone who was sent there
Strange is the night, You are my sweet delight; Bloody-delicious, kitten so vicious, Putting the day to flight. Sweet ball of fur, Licking her feet, then 'purr'; I seem to miss she gave me a kiss, "Why, gent, you're a naughty cur!" So our love bloomed, young and free. So it will, so mote it be; It shall last until forever, as the days fade across the breeze. Cold, like a stone, Both of us, all alone; Let's have our fill and make love with blood, Until you aspire to groan. And we're twirling, twirling round the ballroom, In the still of our domain; I seem to feel that my heart beats so fast to cherish the like of you. Then we're whirling, whirling round the ballroom, To the last line of a refrain; I can't imagine how wond'rous this night will be just for me and you. Oh, what delight, Biting each other tight; Oh, how you teased me! Oh, how you pleased me, Such a seductive sight! Oh, to be true, Fancy delighting you; Put on your mitten, you silly kitten, Chase me across the blue! And the music weds the rhyme, And the belfries yield their chime; In this twisted 14th February that we never forget in time.
@@JamesZ32100 That's great! I wrote this poem weeks ago, dedicate it to the cat ladies of Denver. The other one uses the melody of _Amur Waves,_ which could be heard in one of his videos. It was my self-challenge to publish two of these poems on 14th February as a tribute to them. I am asking for him to sing the lyrics on his next rendition. It seems beautiful.
@@johannfurstvongiallio869 Hell, what is wrong with you? This song is about Russian soldiers who died in Russo-Japanese war, and about how motherland misses them. The war was a great tragedy for all Russia, and you just made a love poem out of it?
