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Whitechapel.

On the east end, there's a chamber

where the weak end barely

a cut beyond Ms. Short;

can you blame her?

 

Vigilant as hawks, there's a scent

that the crowd gawks over

on their way to pay for ******

here the filthiest repent.

 

On the pavement, there's a clue

as to another payment made

by loyal patron;

we're left to wonder, who?

 

In Whitechapel, there's a tale

of crimson gravel split

by thick-skinned knees;

their owner has since gone stale.

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Feb 5, 2013
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