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The street lamp flickers Thick fog hangs like custard A woman in regulation knickers is cutting the mustard. She hangs round the fading light Vinegar drapes around the bar she is eating chips at midnight while her teeth soak in a jar her curlers retired years back when the colour made a sad farewell she stands under the Union Jack where the church rings its bell. They were together once, a time when she was not such a fright he saw red but did not commit a crime even then she ate chips at midnight.
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Jul 22, 2017
Jul 22, 2017 at 10:15 AM UTC
Eating Chips at Midnight
The street lamp flickers Thick fog hangs like custard A woman in regulation knickers is cutting the mustard. She hangs round the fading light Vinegar drapes around the bar she is eating chips at midnight while her teeth soak in a jar her curlers retired years back when the colour made a sad farewell she stands under the Union Jack where the church rings its bell. They were together once, a time when she was not such a fright he saw red but did not commit a crime even then she ate chips at midnight.
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Jul 22, 2017
Jul 22, 2017 at 10:15 AM UTC
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