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Taming of the Jew Zedekiah was a wild young boy who swore he would never settle down always in trouble with his elders he had been banned from the local town the Rabbi chastised him constantly his father threatened him with harm out of pure ornery spite he had a tattoo of Goliath put on his arm picking fights and raising hell no one knew what to do how to take the fight out of him but not the spirit within his soul too then on his 16th birthday a redheaded princess appeared he caught her eye and she smiled his way his heart raced too hard he feared she was so beautiful he thought she must be an angel from above she said her name was Rebecca and he instantly fell in love she had heard about him she said and all of his devious ways if he had any serious interest in her there would have to be changes made as the months and the years swept by everyday he loved her more she captured his heart beyond belief then came the knock on her door he came to ask for her hand he said he begged her to be his bride he could no longer stand alone his love was bursting inside she smiled and kissed him oh so softly and yes was her answer she swore this wild young man had finally been tamed he promised his heart forever more Gomer LePoet...
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May 6, 2013
May 6, 2013 at 7:16 PM UTC
Taming of the Jew
Taming of the Jew Zedekiah was a wild young boy who swore he would never settle down always in trouble with his elders he had been banned from the local town the Rabbi chastised him constantly his father threatened him with harm out of pure ornery spite he had a tattoo of Goliath put on his arm picking fights and raising hell no one knew what to do how to take the fight out of him but not the spirit within his soul too then on his 16th birthday a redheaded princess appeared he caught her eye and she smiled his way his heart raced too hard he feared she was so beautiful he thought she must be an angel from above she said her name was Rebecca and he instantly fell in love she had heard about him she said and all of his devious ways if he had any serious interest in her there would have to be changes made as the months and the years swept by everyday he loved her more she captured his heart beyond belief then came the knock on her door he came to ask for her hand he said he begged her to be his bride he could no longer stand alone his love was bursting inside she smiled and kissed him oh so softly and yes was her answer she swore this wild young man had finally been tamed he promised his heart forever more Gomer LePoet...
a twist on the play of Mr. Shakespeare's "Taming of the Shrew"
david-nelson
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May 6, 2013
May 6, 2013 at 7:16 PM UTC
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