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Royalty

As dreamers we are oft to make-believe, Escaping the banality of time, Stories of noble royals that we weave Into the fabric of this very rhyme: For we three do descend from kings of old And queens who conquered all of their domain And live our royal lives burdened with gold And bound to royal living we remain. Royal maidens of Portugal and France With butlers who they keep in line with whips. While one insists they entertain with dance The other one decrees "Let them eat chips!" I just observe, dream, and write what cannot be Who says Punto's can't belong to royalty?
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thomas-newlove
26 / M / English
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Written by
thomas-newlove
26 / M / English
Published
Mar 19, 2017
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11/01/2017

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