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He passed a preacher in hazy, Misty, London streets. Whispering sermons From cracked shoeless feet. None would stoop to Cast a passing ear, To the words of a man With nothing left to fear. He told tales of love, Tempered by the light of reality. Love of money, Love of greed And all the objects of fiction We imagine that we need. "To each let it be known!" "None of your possesions are yours to own!" "Leased out for the duration of your time!" "From house to car and from the body to the mind!" The passers by barely noticed the guy Who spoke from the heart With the words of the wise. The wisest words they would hear for weeks Lost among the Hazy, misty, London streets.
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May 9, 2015
May 9, 2015 at 5:25 PM UTC
A City's Whisper
He passed a preacher in hazy, Misty, London streets. Whispering sermons From cracked shoeless feet. None would stoop to Cast a passing ear, To the words of a man With nothing left to fear. He told tales of love, Tempered by the light of reality. Love of money, Love of greed And all the objects of fiction We imagine that we need. "To each let it be known!" "None of your possesions are yours to own!" "Leased out for the duration of your time!" "From house to car and from the body to the mind!" The passers by barely noticed the guy Who spoke from the heart With the words of the wise. The wisest words they would hear for weeks Lost among the Hazy, misty, London streets.
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May 9, 2015
May 9, 2015 at 5:25 PM UTC
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