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why did he not bother to contact me that is the big question which shall remain from our conversations he did abstain other matters were more pressing for he his mind sidetracked to sweeter terrain the grass was much greener at that place it held sway o'er my unattractive space a well lit spot made the seeing real plain he employed an axe to chop the line dead was the telegraph no more chit chat pickings of delectable kind he'd pursue mine were akin to a dull farmyard swine one once was as blind as cave dwelling bat but one now knows the color of his hue
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Oct 29, 2013
Oct 29, 2013 at 9:56 PM UTC
Color of His Hue (Italian Sonnet)
why did he not bother to contact me that is the big question which shall remain from our conversations he did abstain other matters were more pressing for he his mind sidetracked to sweeter terrain the grass was much greener at that place it held sway o'er my unattractive space a well lit spot made the seeing real plain he employed an axe to chop the line dead was the telegraph no more chit chat pickings of delectable kind he'd pursue mine were akin to a dull farmyard swine one once was as blind as cave dwelling bat but one now knows the color of his hue
ElizabethSquires
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Oct 29, 2013
Oct 29, 2013 at 9:56 PM UTC
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