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Ginger

by paul-f-clayton

Born in nineteen thirty five To reside at "Tick Tock park" A whole life marred by damaged lungs Yet, gracious was his heart Known to his friends as Ginger This man of arduous health He possessed an ever-cheery smile Wit and intellect his wealth Passionate was he for art Racehorses, jazz, the Goons And chrysanthemum had more value Than mankind racing for the moon With his water colour paintings He tried to leave his mark But alas his dreams were halted For no mercy has the dark Of the protagonist of this ode I shall say only this My father was a brilliant man Who I shall always miss
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