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Beer Boys at The Cross Keys money crams the table – chalk names filled to closing so we moved next door to The Jolly Trooper where a crowd of old boys drank whisky and talked clod over pickled eggs and ham we thought the chatter would stop but a worked hand ****** a glass deep into my palm ‘ere, aveadropuvthisun amber smelling liquid raised my lips in sour expectation gone fire from the hearth autumn plums and American oak-soaked grape sculpture a smile it’s good **** good a clap on the back and a glug in my glass
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Nov 27, 2013
Nov 27, 2013 at 11:15 AM UTC
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Beer Boys at The Cross Keys money crams the table – chalk names filled to closing so we moved next door to The Jolly Trooper where a crowd of old boys drank whisky and talked clod over pickled eggs and ham we thought the chatter would stop but a worked hand ****** a glass deep into my palm ‘ere, aveadropuvthisun amber smelling liquid raised my lips in sour expectation gone fire from the hearth autumn plums and American oak-soaked grape sculpture a smile it’s good **** good a clap on the back and a glug in my glass
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Nov 27, 2013
Nov 27, 2013 at 11:15 AM UTC
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