Who says you are an angel

Author: Chen Mo
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: Preface I want to write poems, baby, I want to write poems, baby, I want to write songs, baby, I want to paint your smile, and I also want to write our love into a novel, baby, baby. I have written one hundred poems for you, baby. I have written a thousand songs to sing to you. I have painted ten thousand of your smiles and hung them all over my room. Baby, let me guess what you'll give me—tears of happiness or a lingering embrace that won't let go. Now I have written our love into a novel, and we'll call it "Who Says You Are an Angel," okay, baby? Now, let me read you a passage first, okay? Don't forget to praise me. It was a rainy night, and lightning flashed, illuminating the entire forest. We and the little animals tightly embraced in the cabin. Everyone began to take turns singing and telling stories. Suddenly, a bird flew out of the cabin, flying out of this forest. It said it had started to miss that fish. It said it had started to miss that fish.