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Your Papa's donkey

don’t ever tell me that

you love me,

I am afraid I will run away like

                the donkey you said your papa had when he was a boy

                on the farm he lived on somewhere in

 

                southern Argentina

when he was 17 like you.

 

it was his pride and beauty.

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Written by
kelly-zhang
American
Published
Aug 10, 2010
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8.2.10

hmm, this reminds me of Marsha.

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