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He asked her how many Breaks she needed From work, possibly (she must have quit) Or school, maybe (no plans, apparently) How about him? She answered It was easy for him With his job (a banker) With his security (pension plans) To preach prudence He continued his campaign Against letting go She said for freedom (from a dead end job) He argued for stupidity (no plan it seemed) And no backup She fought him In self defense Fenced his words And stripped their relationship Exposed all Their personal values Until they left The open compartment train
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Aug 7, 2013
Aug 7, 2013 at 5:03 AM UTC
Eavesdropping On The Train
He asked her how many Breaks she needed From work, possibly (she must have quit) Or school, maybe (no plans, apparently) How about him? She answered It was easy for him With his job (a banker) With his security (pension plans) To preach prudence He continued his campaign Against letting go She said for freedom (from a dead end job) He argued for stupidity (no plan it seemed) And no backup She fought him In self defense Fenced his words And stripped their relationship Exposed all Their personal values Until they left The open compartment train
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Aug 7, 2013 at 5:03 AM UTC
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