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Jun 2020
My lady drifted in her boat
She’s often there
Depths or shallows, fighting afloat

Time had rotted the wooden planks
They could not bear
Against the water, so they drank

In I plunged, futile thought I;
Done is the harm…
Till metal brushed upon my thigh  

The chain it landed in my hands,
My blacksmith arm
Trained and ready for this demand
For Tom
Written by
C  London
(London)   
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     Fawn and Bogdan Dragos
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