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passerby words plain hidden in a wall sconce of a fly-bye compliment, sent to the thankee intended, creating an instantaneous, Slam! Bam! Thank You Man! yeah come , face slap me, with open palm instant recognition, there's a poem lurking therein, within, that uncommonly good common observation, like hearing a drill bit roar, demanding with insistent persistent demandation, "come out, come our, wherever you are" the good lord makes 'em in all kinds of shapes and flavors then makes sense, most eminent, to favor the good kind, who go on marching in our number,,. no claim here to good, certainly not, sainthood, that would be quite the hoot, so settle, man, do settle in and for the right kinda, nothing could be finer, than to be in the company of my kin and kindred, the kindest, y'all God bless all...
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Apr 17, 2016
Apr 17, 2016 at 7:33 AM UTC
"I like it when the good lord makes the right kinda people..." SPT
passerby words plain hidden in a wall sconce of a fly-bye compliment, sent to the thankee intended, creating an instantaneous, Slam! Bam! Thank You Man! yeah come , face slap me, with open palm instant recognition, there's a poem lurking therein, within, that uncommonly good common observation, like hearing a drill bit roar, demanding with insistent persistent demandation, "come out, come our, wherever you are" the good lord makes 'em in all kinds of shapes and flavors then makes sense, most eminent, to favor the good kind, who go on marching in our number,,. no claim here to good, certainly not, sainthood, that would be quite the hoot, so settle, man, do settle in and for the right kinda, nothing could be finer, than to be in the company of my kin and kindred, the kindest, y'all God bless all...
April 17, 2016 7:23am "I like it when the good lord makes the right kinda people..." SPT a poem title found in a message, which seems the source of my best inspiration your words your uncommonly kind words
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Apr 17, 2016
Apr 17, 2016 at 7:33 AM UTC
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