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4d
Many plough, never soothe like a bad tooth
Dig the land and flick the sand for dinner's broth
Past lovers aren't four leaf clovers in the summer
Ghosts with perfect grammar and one buried a hammer.

Many a talks,
river-side walks.
wishing for a lake
to serve all their sakes,
strong arms may be
but tell that to the seasons
when rain fall never drops
like a balloon as it pops.

Nothing like a talk host
with a small cost,
to bury your head in
with the dead.
Dirt-In-My-Shirt
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Dirt-In-My-Shirt  47/M/Under The Water
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