This video has the sketches from the fantasy fiction, "The Pearl Box and the Seahorse," written and illustrated by "Ann Wilson."

You can get the pictures here: http://sites.google.com/site/a uthorannarielwilson/gallery

The book is available here:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/produ ct/1440434867
or
https://www.createspace.com/33 56355
Discount Code: ATU34WK2

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This song was performed by Jackie Chan and Kim Hee Seon for the movie "Myth"
The meaning of the song is awesome and I thank Vamatt99218 for the lyrics.
Equivalent Lyrics:
Jack: Release me from this mysterious waiting
The stars are falling
The wind is blowing
Finally I can hold you in my arms
Two hearts beating together
Believe me that my heart is never changing
Waiting a thousand years, you have my promise.
Despite many bitter winters, I never let you go
Kim:Close your eyes and tightly grab my hands
Please recall the past-the days we were in love
We loved each other too much
It is so sorrowful that we can't even say "I love you."
Jack:Every night my heart aches.
I never stop thinking of you.
I am used to being alone for such a long time
And I face it with a smile.
Believe me, I choose to wait.
Even though it is painful, I won't leave.
Only your tenderness can save me from the endless cold.
Kim:Close your eyes and tightly grab my hands
Please recall the past-the days we were in love
We loved each other too much
It is so sorrowful that we can't even say "I love you."
Jack and Kim:Let love be a blossoming flower in our hearts
We can pass through time.
Never bowing our head
And never giving up our dreams.
Kim:We loved each other too much,
It is so sorrowful that we can't even say "I love you."
Jack and Kim:Let love be a blossoming flower in our hearts
We can pass through time.
We can never forget our promise
Only true love follows us as we pass through time.
Kim:We can't even say "I love you."
Jack:The love we have in our hearts is the only never changing myth.
(I don't claim to own this video and no copyright infringement is intended).

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I dont claim to own this video. I loved it and wanted to keep it in some place where it can stay for my friends to watch.

I love the rhyme so much and i thank the one who originally posted it. I would be glad to remove it if it infringes copyrights.
thanks!
Jane

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This is the most happiest part of the film Mansfield Park, an adaptation of Jane Austen's novel "Mansfield Park."

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