Bonaparte would probably never remember all of his won battles
but he surely, would never forget Waterloo.. no?
When will you ever step out of my mind,
dear Waterloo of my heart?
When?
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Anonymous
said...
Cher Napoleon, Unfortunately, conquerors are never trained to accept defeat. The sweet taste of triumph cannot wipe away the bitter feeling of a loss. And how can you forget something that took you by surprise? Vanity…. My favorite sin! Didn’t you know every Samson has his own Delilah? Il fallait t’apprendre d’ĂȘtre amant sans ĂȘtre fou d’amour, Pourque tu recois Triomphe et Defaite d’un meme front....
Tu oublieras Waterloo, quand tu te rappeleras de tout ce que tu as deja acqueris!
4 comments:
Cher Napoleon,
Unfortunately, conquerors are never trained to accept defeat. The sweet taste of triumph cannot wipe away the bitter feeling of a loss. And how can you forget something that took you by surprise?
Vanity…. My favorite sin! Didn’t you know every Samson has his own Delilah?
Il fallait t’apprendre d’ĂȘtre amant sans ĂȘtre fou d’amour,
Pourque tu recois Triomphe et Defaite d’un meme front....
Tu oublieras Waterloo, quand tu te rappeleras de tout ce que tu as deja acqueris!
Dear Wife of he,
Unfortunately you are right
but,
again,
Waterloo did happen
and it happened for a reason
unlike your husband,
i love defeats as much as i enjoy
what i have acquired
and for that matter,
i will always remember both.
regards
mee.
It just doesn't make any sense. If you are enjoying defeats, such as Waterloo, then why you are wondering when will it step out of your mind?
Sense is not the only momentum driving Humanity...
isn't it so? my dear anonymous?
or am i talking Non Sense?
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