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Don't you dare be bashin'!
The writing's got finesse!
Maybe you should borrow
these until tomorrow...
-Were you looking up my dress?!
Let's go read a story!
What about Sayori?
Let's talk about me instead!
I've been learning piano!
And I sing soprano!
And I can't get you out of my head...
Can't look away...
Can't help but blush...
Where did I get this overwhelming crush?
It’s sharp as a knife and twice the rush!
Yo! There's something I think you should know!
I've never seen Yuri so-
-sAnE aNd cHiLL ANd sTiLL kinda sweaty...
And I don't mind cutting to the chase:
I'm in love with you and your gorgeous face!
That's a sentiment I can't allow,
So my dear friend Yuri is getting the point now!
If it isn't a problem for you, add me to friends :) thanks
Ur news my friend !
Can you tell us who told you that?
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia respect Nuno
You have to understand this
Ok ? See
U
NOW YOU HAVE TO TAKE THE FIRST LETTER FROM EACH SENTENCE 🙏🏻💛👍🏽
Mi sopragiunse un soave sonno
Ego dominus tuus (Latin)
Vide cor tuum
E d'esto cuore ardendo (Florentin dialect)
Cor tuum (Latin)
(Lei paventosa)(Florentin dialect)
Umilmente pascea (Florentin dialect)
Appresso gir lo ne vedea piangendo
La letizia si convertia in amarissimo pianto
Io sono in pace
Cor meum (Latin)
Io sono in pace (Florentin dialect)
Vide cor meum (Latin)
his spine and, barely escaping alive from the battle, reached
Adrianople, sorely tormented by his wound. The patrician Stephen,
who was domestic of the Schools, in the presence of the magistros
Theoktistos,proclaimed Staurakios emperor and the latter spoke
to the remnants of the army blaming his own father, at which they
were greatly pleased. The caiopalates Michael, who escaped
unharmed, received many entreaties from his friends that he should
be proclaimed emperor, but did not consent because of his oath to
Nikephoros and Staurakios.