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Artist: David Wilcox
Canonical path: /wilcox-david/burgundy-heart-shaped-medallion
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BURGUNDY HEART-SHAPED MEDALLION
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BURGUNDY HEART-SHAPED MEDALLION
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If I had a spell of magic
I would make this enchantment for you
A burgundy heart-shaped medallion
With a window that you could look through
So that when all the mirrors are angry
With your faults and all you must do
You could peek through that heart-shaped medallion
And see you from my point of view
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