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Grande

great poems and death defying

feats of magic and wonder

of the romantic knight as they laugh and play

at this obscure bus stop

'neath the shady oak

spent years in the moments

cigarettes and dancing jester jig

for the smile of her laughter

this poorboy knight and his patch of dust

regales her with grande tales and epic poems

by the verge of the boston post road

waiting for the ramshackle bus

its steam engine labours creaking along

to bear us like king and queen

to our palatial kingdom behind the gas 'n go

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mark-john-junor-1
59 / M / American
Published
Mar 14, 2014
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(("Grande means "large" or "great" in

many of the Romance languages..." Source: wikipedia))

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