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I have worn a ring Ever since I remember the first. I woke upto a lit’le golden shine On my li’lest finger. I grew into a walkable, And it got tighter. Then they removed it and gave me a diamond studded one on my 8th birthday. I wore it on my index. I grew into my teens And it got tighter. Then I got outta teens. And it got tighter all the same. Then a brown haired chap took pity on me And proposed me. With a ring. A silver one. I wore it on my ring finger. Then it saw me for a long time. And it got tighter. And I separated direction from The brown haired chap. So, I dropped the ring And whoosh it flew into the tracks with the faintest bounce. Then, I was a woman. The ringless finger ached my periphery. I thought of my diamond ring . And I sold it next morning at the Jewellers. I got a Platinum ring, after a lotta confused psychology to take the decision. I felt a pauper signboard afar. I wore it on my middle finger. And, I smoked a cigarette And I drank *** With the platinum shining on my middle finger. Then I took pity on a black eyed fellow And slept with him in a drunken state. Morning I woke up with my bright sneer dimming down. My ring was gone. The black eyed chap stole it. My platinum ring. I never wore a ring Ever again. I smoke the cigarette And I drink the *** With none a ring. I will, Will to be buried without Any of the Same.
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Dec 6, 2014
Dec 6, 2014 at 7:54 AM UTC
I had a Ring
I have worn a ring Ever since I remember the first. I woke upto a lit’le golden shine On my li’lest finger. I grew into a walkable, And it got tighter. Then they removed it and gave me a diamond studded one on my 8th birthday. I wore it on my index. I grew into my teens And it got tighter. Then I got outta teens. And it got tighter all the same. Then a brown haired chap took pity on me And proposed me. With a ring. A silver one. I wore it on my ring finger. Then it saw me for a long time. And it got tighter. And I separated direction from The brown haired chap. So, I dropped the ring And whoosh it flew into the tracks with the faintest bounce. Then, I was a woman. The ringless finger ached my periphery. I thought of my diamond ring . And I sold it next morning at the Jewellers. I got a Platinum ring, after a lotta confused psychology to take the decision. I felt a pauper signboard afar. I wore it on my middle finger. And, I smoked a cigarette And I drank *** With the platinum shining on my middle finger. Then I took pity on a black eyed fellow And slept with him in a drunken state. Morning I woke up with my bright sneer dimming down. My ring was gone. The black eyed chap stole it. My platinum ring. I never wore a ring Ever again. I smoke the cigarette And I drink the *** With none a ring. I will, Will to be buried without Any of the Same.
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ceida-uilyc
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Dec 6, 2014
Dec 6, 2014 at 7:54 AM UTC
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