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The grange had got it's new tenants at last Swiftly approaching it's great gates They were a beef eating bunch of a bloodline horse and carriage and all Driven by a shirtless whip in sunburnt skin and an ivy cap The sun above a dreadful shade of burning peach and sky of sickest sea blue The master twiddled his thumbs as he leaned out the window Watching the gate part The letter open on his desk Not as much as an telephone call Just a stack of notes and a newspaper clipping Smartly closed in red sealing wax Did they not know what had happened here just a year before? _______________________________ At lunchtime in five weeks All was not well Not one bit The garden swing hung off it's hinge Creaking in a minor key Drops of blood the same shade as sealing wax disrupted the floral wallpaper which lay abandoned on the garden path lumps of earth were roughly dispersed Four lumps For that one bloodline One year, five weeks and a few lonely hours
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Sep 26, 2014
Sep 26, 2014 at 2:09 PM UTC
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The grange had got it's new tenants at last Swiftly approaching it's great gates They were a beef eating bunch of a bloodline horse and carriage and all Driven by a shirtless whip in sunburnt skin and an ivy cap The sun above a dreadful shade of burning peach and sky of sickest sea blue The master twiddled his thumbs as he leaned out the window Watching the gate part The letter open on his desk Not as much as an telephone call Just a stack of notes and a newspaper clipping Smartly closed in red sealing wax Did they not know what had happened here just a year before? _______________________________ At lunchtime in five weeks All was not well Not one bit The garden swing hung off it's hinge Creaking in a minor key Drops of blood the same shade as sealing wax disrupted the floral wallpaper which lay abandoned on the garden path lumps of earth were roughly dispersed Four lumps For that one bloodline One year, five weeks and a few lonely hours
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Sep 26, 2014
Sep 26, 2014 at 2:09 PM UTC
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