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THE GYPSY

by john-f-mccullagh

The gypsy lady told me On that dark and fateful night That one day you would leave me And it turned out she was right. She took my palm quite roughly As she told me my dark past. She was gazing into the crystal ball But all I saw was glass. She said I’d know the darkness, That close cousin to despair, When I’d wake up to discover The bed cold and you not there. The gypsy lady told me On that dark and fateful night That one day you would leave me And it turned out she was right. For much is gained and much is lost In a life lived on a bet. Brief was our time together Just like the gypsy said.
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john-f-mccullagh
63 / M / American
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Written by
john-f-mccullagh
63 / M / American
Published
Mar 31, 2021
Time
2m
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