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a blind ******

there is a photograph of a blind ******

that stares at me when I’m not there

and a footless boy that wears my boots

who eats my toast with teeth so false

they make no impression upon its worth

there are leather wrinkles in his smile

that make me blush and wait a while

to watch and stare at his wolf red eyes

at his forced composure that does exercise

upon his boast the eating of all my toast

though I do not mind

for he is kind

and has lips of cheery red

that I wish instead

of eating toast

if all were said were kissing me instead

then I look at the picture of the blind ******

and find to my surprise

there’s no one there

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Written by
edgar-whitman-wilde
Irish
Published
Jun 13, 2013
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