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Like the four horsemen They're walking two abreast In brown with clipboards; Bulging satchels hang by their sides, With brochures and pamphlets For me, who looks down from my window, To ponder when they leave. The crowd on the hill is talking, Gathering, nothing's still. All ages, colors and creeds, Smiling, grasping, awaiting his will. It looks like earth they're offering, Year after year the same. Casting nets, these fishermen, Fishermen beget. They're card said they were sad to miss me. They take it from the young and old, The ill and hale, and all between. They are the cream between the wafers, These Guides and their cookies.
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Mar 21, 2017
Mar 21, 2017 at 10:10 AM UTC
The Cream Between the Wafers
Like the four horsemen They're walking two abreast In brown with clipboards; Bulging satchels hang by their sides, With brochures and pamphlets For me, who looks down from my window, To ponder when they leave. The crowd on the hill is talking, Gathering, nothing's still. All ages, colors and creeds, Smiling, grasping, awaiting his will. It looks like earth they're offering, Year after year the same. Casting nets, these fishermen, Fishermen beget. They're card said they were sad to miss me. They take it from the young and old, The ill and hale, and all between. They are the cream between the wafers, These Guides and their cookies.
Yes, Girl Guides, not JW's.
francie-lynch
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Mar 21, 2017
Mar 21, 2017 at 10:10 AM UTC
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