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fine Furhman's Funeral Home used the best alchemy money could buy, to keep her flesh fresh and a master seamstress sewed her wicked wounds so not a single soul could see she was stabbed forty times from her rubicund cheeks to her pedicured toes Furhman's was the best, above the mediocre rest, in gifting mourners with a pleasant view when I got their bill in the mail it had an itemized list, which included a charge I had to contest not because of penury or pettiness for I am a wealthy weeping father, but I couldn't see spending a red dime for crimson polish they painted on dead toes, slid in slick hose, and hid in patent leather shoes my wife said write a check for the full amount, crying this was not about what we the living could yet see Baton Rouge, April, 1989
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Mar 30, 2017
Mar 30, 2017 at 11:48 PM UTC
the bill from Furhman's
fine Furhman's Funeral Home used the best alchemy money could buy, to keep her flesh fresh and a master seamstress sewed her wicked wounds so not a single soul could see she was stabbed forty times from her rubicund cheeks to her pedicured toes Furhman's was the best, above the mediocre rest, in gifting mourners with a pleasant view when I got their bill in the mail it had an itemized list, which included a charge I had to contest not because of penury or pettiness for I am a wealthy weeping father, but I couldn't see spending a red dime for crimson polish they painted on dead toes, slid in slick hose, and hid in patent leather shoes my wife said write a check for the full amount, crying this was not about what we the living could yet see Baton Rouge, April, 1989
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Mar 30, 2017
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