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All alone In the middle of the floor Lies a leather brogue - Nothing less, nothing more. It's toes are battered, Ripped and weary - In fact the whole scene Is a little dreary. The deceased shoe's lodger Along with his feet, In sprawled horror, Lies broken and beat. A once great mind Here lays at rest. There's no doubt about it, It was one of the best. And just one thing From his hand, I pry - An empty bottle, ****** bone dry.
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Jun 3, 2013
Jun 3, 2013 at 2:03 PM UTC
A Once Great Mind
All alone In the middle of the floor Lies a leather brogue - Nothing less, nothing more. It's toes are battered, Ripped and weary - In fact the whole scene Is a little dreary. The deceased shoe's lodger Along with his feet, In sprawled horror, Lies broken and beat. A once great mind Here lays at rest. There's no doubt about it, It was one of the best. And just one thing From his hand, I pry - An empty bottle, ****** bone dry.
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Jun 3, 2013
Jun 3, 2013 at 2:03 PM UTC
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