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Jun 2013
This is an ode to that bloke over there,
You see him? Glasses, very little hair.

Hunched over black coffee, holding it to a stare.
From his right hand hangs a spoon, giving it a stir.

A crumpled suit flecked with dirt hangs loose here and there.
He wears a yellowed shirt untucked and scuffed shoes a pair.

From his sockless ankles peek heels bare,
While he sits, head down, dispair.

He saved my life today that bloke over there,
I feel inclined to tell him but I doubt he’d really care.
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