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I keep company and sit with the empty shells and yet the clam pit's full, perhaps there was a cull on clams. I claim my free prize, I see potatoes with the eyes that don't see me oh goodie, goodie, chips for tea. We're either in it for the money or the fame and altruism's just a name that rolls off eager tongues so I play dominoes with those who play with blank dull faces in spots I'd rather be than having tired old chips for tea and still the eyes cannot see me it comes again to what we know and what we grow and who plants where and when a company indeed of men, primitive, Methodist, I've gotten ****** with most of them in the fields and down the pub by half past ten for half a pint of brutish beer, we are only what there is out here and what we give is not too much or not a touch on what we should. This rambling day, ivy I would rather be than that with eyes but who sees me? a rose, a rose, she grows but not so quick as can't be cut. In Yorkshire they aspire In Lancashire, perspire, In Wales they have a choir I prefer to sweat. As you might plainly see or as it seems to me to be poetry's a conjuring, something to clear the system out akin to Ex-Lax I have no doubt.
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Aug 1, 2016
Aug 1, 2016 at 2:47 AM UTC
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I keep company and sit with the empty shells and yet the clam pit's full, perhaps there was a cull on clams. I claim my free prize, I see potatoes with the eyes that don't see me oh goodie, goodie, chips for tea. We're either in it for the money or the fame and altruism's just a name that rolls off eager tongues so I play dominoes with those who play with blank dull faces in spots I'd rather be than having tired old chips for tea and still the eyes cannot see me it comes again to what we know and what we grow and who plants where and when a company indeed of men, primitive, Methodist, I've gotten ****** with most of them in the fields and down the pub by half past ten for half a pint of brutish beer, we are only what there is out here and what we give is not too much or not a touch on what we should. This rambling day, ivy I would rather be than that with eyes but who sees me? a rose, a rose, she grows but not so quick as can't be cut. In Yorkshire they aspire In Lancashire, perspire, In Wales they have a choir I prefer to sweat. As you might plainly see or as it seems to me to be poetry's a conjuring, something to clear the system out akin to Ex-Lax I have no doubt.
It's Monday and the madness falls quite dimly in this half lit hall.
john-edward-smallshaw
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Aug 1, 2016
Aug 1, 2016 at 2:47 AM UTC
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