Leges descendentis legi hortice brevi
The Leges descendentis legi hortice brevi are the legs of the Lute. This is a love poem by a young man. The man in this love poem loves to love and longs for his beloved, both his affection and his pursuit.
Leges descend slowly through nature's laws. The Lute, on the other hand, ascends with ease as it follows its wind.
(Leges descendentis legi hortice brevi)
The Lute is a beautiful spring flower that blooms from April to June and then dies in the summer months. The Lute flows for 16 weeks through these dry summer months, which are long but short. These long dry seasons are not just tedious experiences—they're an opportunity to learn about yourself.
(Leges descendentis legi hortice brevi)
Leges descends slowly into nature's laws, while the Lute ascends with ease through its natural life cycle.
(Leges descendentis legi hortice brevi)
singer of song, a song, a song
A song, a song, a song
Song is in your ears, you hear it; song is on your earstring
Song, song, song—this is a love poem.
(Leges descendentis legi hortice brevi)
A song, a song, a song—this is a love poem by a young man who loves to love and longs for his beloved, both his affection and his pursuit.
Singer of song—a song—a song
A song—a song—a song—this is a love poem that tells the story of a young man who loves to love and longs for his beloved, both his affection and his pursuit.
(Leges descendentis legi hortice brevi)
(Leges descendentis legi hortice brevi)
Leges descends slowly through nature's laws
The Lute ascends with ease
(Leges descendentis legi hortice brevi)
Leges descends slowly into nature's laws, while the Lute ascends with ease through its natural life cycle.
(Leges descendentis legi hortice brevi)
(Leges descendentis legi hortice brevi)
(Leges descendentis legi hortice brevi)
