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He Is a semi- Honest Man His eyes Squint when He smiles When he laughs When he Cries Fortune has Not been kind To Him for Fortune can Only be kind to So many Balance was Never His Strong-suit A dead artist He pleaded with The Muses but Received nothing His charcoal pencil has Dulled, his imagination waned But his energy for Life still holds true The signs show In the bashfulness of his Generosity and anger Disappointment has a Color and It is red There are a million Things I could write About my father But The line is still loose I will wait Till it gets tighter
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Jul 25, 2012
Jul 25, 2012 at 2:09 PM UTC
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He Is a semi- Honest Man His eyes Squint when He smiles When he laughs When he Cries Fortune has Not been kind To Him for Fortune can Only be kind to So many Balance was Never His Strong-suit A dead artist He pleaded with The Muses but Received nothing His charcoal pencil has Dulled, his imagination waned But his energy for Life still holds true The signs show In the bashfulness of his Generosity and anger Disappointment has a Color and It is red There are a million Things I could write About my father But The line is still loose I will wait Till it gets tighter
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Jul 25, 2012
Jul 25, 2012 at 2:09 PM UTC
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