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The Accidental Death.

Oh drat! Oh heck!

The paper just got wrapped

around my printers neck!

 

"I'm guilty M'lord."

I have to say.

For I kept it plugged in

when I boxed it away.

 

But counsel speaks!

There are, it seems,

rare mitigating circumstances!

I listen wrapt and all confused.

Not fancying my chances.

 

He proceeds to eulogise my life.

And makes such a meal of my piteous tale,

that I intevene and plead with the judge

to please stop the trial and throw me in jail!

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Published
Oct 2, 2010
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