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Something On You

To the greatest Englishmen I’ve ever known,


with thick skin quite like the strength of stone,


your charm has passed my comfort zone,


what a shame it is(not); we sleep alone. 

 

Forced into writing a poem “on you,”


it sounds more like some type of odd goo.


I promise this poem is almost now through,


just swear to forget it by the time the day’s new.

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julia-low
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Published
May 5, 2012
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