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You came to me at three in the morning, you are a figment in my weary mind. Your gnawled hand with it's broken nails, reaching through the ether pleadingly. Dressed in a drab grey dress and bonnet, moth eaten shawl covering your shoulders. An over powering sense of sadness prevails, for I feel that you are not lost, but stranded. I hear you whisper, a hoarse mournful whisper, your breath so cold it chills my soul, - I shiver. "Please, Sir, can ye spare me a mere two coppers?" "So's I can catch the ferry to be with Jimmy." I found two old pennies in my cupboard, I took them and buried them in my garden, I pray a ghost from Mr. Dickens found them, and is now on her way  to join her Jimmy. (c)09/03/2010
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Nov 1, 2010
Nov 1, 2010 at 10:21 PM UTC
A Ghost From Mr. Dickins
You came to me at three in the morning, you are a figment in my weary mind. Your gnawled hand with it's broken nails, reaching through the ether pleadingly. Dressed in a drab grey dress and bonnet, moth eaten shawl covering your shoulders. An over powering sense of sadness prevails, for I feel that you are not lost, but stranded. I hear you whisper, a hoarse mournful whisper, your breath so cold it chills my soul, - I shiver. "Please, Sir, can ye spare me a mere two coppers?" "So's I can catch the ferry to be with Jimmy." I found two old pennies in my cupboard, I took them and buried them in my garden, I pray a ghost from Mr. Dickens found them, and is now on her way  to join her Jimmy. (c)09/03/2010
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Nov 1, 2010
Nov 1, 2010 at 10:21 PM UTC
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