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I remember when We fought those Angry Puerto Ricans With their shiny knives And one of them got you In your thigh, John. I held your head in my Lap as the blood from my Nose trickled down your Neck and chest and we Were pretty drunk and Very high on who knows What and you asked if You were going to die. I said, "No, John. It's Just in your thigh." I remember that look; Disappointment. A furrowed brow and You threw a gaze To the wood-line in the east. We all knew that feel. The disappointment when Death evaded us. Cunning fellow.
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Feb 1, 2013
Feb 1, 2013 at 12:39 PM UTC
Puerto Ricans and Disappointment
I remember when We fought those Angry Puerto Ricans With their shiny knives And one of them got you In your thigh, John. I held your head in my Lap as the blood from my Nose trickled down your Neck and chest and we Were pretty drunk and Very high on who knows What and you asked if You were going to die. I said, "No, John. It's Just in your thigh." I remember that look; Disappointment. A furrowed brow and You threw a gaze To the wood-line in the east. We all knew that feel. The disappointment when Death evaded us. Cunning fellow.
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Feb 1, 2013
Feb 1, 2013 at 12:39 PM UTC
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