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Henry (this is review)

When i was young i regarded you as the man my parents told me not to be and i loved that. I smoked with you, laughed with you. You were my childhood eyeroll Turned into adult head shake And into fatherhood, an understanding Of how stupidly corny your repeated jokes were. This is review. Nobody laughed the way you do.
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Oct 4, 2023
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