L'espoir de Toi ⥠Ƹ̵̡Ǫ̵́ÌÆ· ⥠{Terry Oldfield & Soraya Saraswati ~ Dreamer}

Texte : Violette BlacK MambA © 2012 www.thebookedition.com Voici une traduction approximative de mon texte en anglais ... Hope to You Under blue skies, starry light, Under the gaze of a bloody moon Fly the thoughts of the warrior ... Disillusioned, she wanders through her ​​lonely nights Wandering through the maze of this sad habit Forces disappeared, his ardor for once. Hope left his arm became weak Faith has left his soul, become cold His heart is encased in his armor His mind fell away, forever. His gaze is lost in the distance, Scrutinizes the stars of the Milky Way, In search of this reflection as desired, Behind the clouds, hidden That he removed the hand of Fate The wind blows! Chase the clouds! She finally noticing her face. It does not remain a shadow, or ... a mirage ... Shared that dream a reality Not the worst nightmare to face In the twilight of its uncertainties and doubts She still want to believe. She waits and hopes She expects a long and desperate It b! urns the fire of this hope occult The scent of her dreams of spring Give it a heartache, and melancholy. The scent of her dreams of spring Have no sweetness Smell the damn nightmares The plunge in pain. "I find one day that star Its soft light that will enlighten my canvas? The tramp of my starry nights You exist in this world so imperfect? " She thought she was invincible, yet It was enough to pierce a Druid This armor. Find so easily The key to wake her soul so well camouflaged The release of these chains ...

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Check Out My Hong Kong inspired Bloody Violent Vigilante Action Film Trailer! "ADDICTION" www.youtube.com ............. Bruce Lee - Bloodiest Brutal Violent Fight - The Big Boss The Big Boss (Chinese: å"å±±å¤§å…„, is a 1971 Hong Kong martial arts action drama thriller film written and directed by Lo Wei, and also written by Bruce Lee, and starring Lee, Maria Yi, James Tien and Tony Liu. This was Bruce Lee's first major film, it was written to star James Tien; however, Lee's strong performance relegated Tien, already a star in Hong Kong, to second billing. The film made Bruce Lee a major star across Asia. Cheng is a Chinese man from Guangdong who has moved to Thailand to live with his uncle. He works in an ice factory with his cousins. When a block of ice is accidentally broken, a bag of white powder falls out. Cheng's cousins are asked to stay to see the manager, who tells them there are better jobs for them. The factory is really a front for a drug smuggling ring led by th! e Big Boss, Hsiao Mi. When the cousins refuse to cooperate, they are killed and their bodies disposed of. Two more of Cheng's cousins, Hsu Chien and Ah Pei, go to Hsiao Mi's house to ask about their brothers. They realize he is acting suspicious and decide to inform the police. Hsiao Mi has them also killed, but not before Hsu kills two of their attackers. The Big Boss makes Cheng foreman, treating him with alcohol and prostitutes. One of the prostitutes reveals the truth to Cheng, who breaks into the ...