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Timothy hill
Poems
Aug 2017
Good fortune
A man once said as other near him look in emerald envy.
To not try and climb a hill with out first having the wheels on board.
His fortune was near as the sky became clear.
Buy me a castle his sons ask of him he look at them in a wind mill turn glee.
Shall it be made of gold or ruby even iron for your home should be strong.
They look at him in honor for his accomplishments.
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Timothy hill
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