Dicaprio's poem: MCMLXXIV. Pas de deux in 'th labours of the violin symphony throughout 'th ballroom, Op. 76 choir.. 𖢲 .. 'Th classic masculine yond the ladies loveth to admireth, along with the odoriforous yet bewitching perfume suiteth. Whenever juliet tries to forget that gent, gorgeous romeo cometh along with his powerful aura to remindeth her anytime. Beautifully did scrawl poems in luxurious classical ink, tetanic ballrooms scribbled with memories of sweet bitt'rness in chamomile tea. With all his charm, dicaprio walks until all pairs of eyes continueth to behold at that gent without blinking as if 't be true that gent is the main flashlight of the main character unintentionally, doth feel so foreign and a dram creepy to seeth but this is his life yond is so highlighted and did celebrate liketh a precious mannequin throughout history did display in various french museums. Dicaprio's charming poetry at each moment looks as quite quaint as t shouldst (..) Attractive toxedo exercised by the magnificent dicaprio sir, fills the danceth hall yond anon hast classical music from france along with the accompanying music boxeth, looking for the milady that gent loves so much, the gorgeous juliet. along with the phospharescence, the danceth exhausted resonate romantically along with his poem yond writeth 'rratically picturesque memories of this laconic one-midnight blowout, dicaprio wast so attractive to those who is't did see that gent, liketh looking at a holy god who is't did look very magnificent. His eagle-eyed gazeth yond is acknown of his surroundings shouldst maketh that gent very valorous at this, with his loveth that gent flies beautifully did bless by the most wondrous goddess over red wine disguised with the soundeth of classical singing and ballet beats yond incarcerate the authentic mephistopheles. (Poem Op.76: “It is silliness to live when to live is torment, and then have we a prescription to die when death is our physician.” - Othello)ㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤ