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Laurels

by mupohob666

My crown was pawned a long time ago, A poet need these laurels, tell me why? They didn't give me much, you know, A glass, a bit of food — the Moor gets by. The lunch is over — time to start my art, I rhy-me ar-a-oo-nd eve-ry-things su-b-mit, The poetry inside ignites their heart, It threw together: the knit and the grit — Purr kittens, a crowd of zoomers' mittens, Police heat, a cornered deputy hit, Deficit, they scream, he stole a bit, He skimmed it all again — they will acquit... “You're talented!” my drinking buddies admit.
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