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Born in Beverley, to Holme on spalding Moor Leven and Knaresborough opened up the door Ripon was the first time to leave my home so true Parents to New Zealand Boo hoo Boo hoo Boo hoo Auckland to Tauranga and finally home to stay Southport and York not quite montego bay on to the edge of the world at kingston upon Hull before the move to Bridlington to live a life so full and then the move that made all moves Liverpool it was I love the life of the mersey it really is the boss I'm so made up to feel the love and life of the Mersey beat Tuebrook Toxteth and wavertree are places I've moved my feet I am really privilaged to see the windows of the world from Singapore and Scotland and Australia's fields of gold I've been to Canada, America and Luxemburg as well The windows of the world in a small nut shell

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Nov 21, 2014

Nov 21, 2014 at 7:51 PM UTC

richard-ellis-hawley

Windows of the world

Born in Beverley, to Holme on spalding Moor Leven and Knaresborough opened up the door Ripon was the first time to leave my home so true Parents to New Zealand Boo hoo Boo hoo Boo hoo Auckland to Tauranga and finally home to stay Southport and York not quite montego bay on to the edge of the world at kingston upon Hull before the move to Bridlington to live a life so full and then the move that made all moves Liverpool it was I love the life of the mersey it really is the boss I'm so made up to feel the love and life of the Mersey beat Tuebrook Toxteth and wavertree are places I've moved my feet I am really privilaged to see the windows of the world from Singapore and Scotland and Australia's fields of gold I've been to Canada, America and Luxemburg as well The windows of the world in a small nut shell

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This is the story of a world at war From ‘39 to ‘45 The second world storm It all occurred with Germany Japan was there, the world was scared To storm the beach of Normandy Power struggle with no regrets Imperialist japan with minor fits Lashing out to focus on three “America, China, and the Soviet please” This led to begin in a new world war With 2K killed at pearl harbor The holocaust powered even more To be ****** to death, until ‘44 June 9th, and yards to go 200 stretched from land to coast 10,000 men that made the march Across the beach, into the marsh A revenge that tastes so bitter and sweet For the surprise attack, on the pearl harbor fleet The event that took our country to war It paid with bloodshed, 10,000 hearts torn And when D-day ceased, and the smoke parted clear We dropped upon 2 cities Our own 2 tears That revenged the fallen And vanquished the feared The axis fleet, now defeated and gone They dispersed their union For ****** was wrong And what of Japan? Well they restored their towns From their cities destructed… A full 2 miles around And to this very day We weep for the wept That adopted our tears And ended up dead 296 billion in debts At least in today’s dollars and cents For a country whose heart Was torn to bits 60 million… If that’s what it takes… To conquer the axis… Their lives, they gave… ...And the war, they won… ...And won from their grave… And on opposing sides? To win or to die Japan, Germany, and Italy reside With 16 million casualties They pounded on Poland The sacked the Soviet They fought the French And got all the way to Greece even They never left the Netherlands They were the bane of Belgium They never gave up Norway Or the liquidation of Luxemburg’s location They caused a sort of havoc Everywhere they went They threatened the world With everything they sent They tried to take the Jewish and the handicapped To hell And ended up bringing on themselves A hellish, brutish, world This is the story of a world at war From ‘39 to ‘45 The second world storm

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Jan 29, 2016

Jan 29, 2016 at 10:23 AM UTC

william-mclaughlin

The Second World Storm

This is the story of a world at war From ‘39 to ‘45 The second world storm It all occurred with Germany Japan was there, the world was scared To storm the beach of Normandy Power struggle with no regrets Imperialist japan with minor fits Lashing out to focus on three “America, China, and the Soviet please” This led to begin in a new world war With 2K killed at pearl harbor The holocaust powered even more To be ****** to death, until ‘44 June 9th, and yards to go 200 stretched from land to coast 10,000 men that made the march Across the beach, into the marsh A revenge that tastes so bitter and sweet For the surprise attack, on the pearl harbor fleet The event that took our country to war It paid with bloodshed, 10,000 hearts torn And when D-day ceased, and the smoke parted clear We dropped upon 2 cities Our own 2 tears That revenged the fallen And vanquished the feared The axis fleet, now defeated and gone They dispersed their union For ****** was wrong And what of Japan? Well they restored their towns From their cities destructed… A full 2 miles around And to this very day We weep for the wept That adopted our tears And ended up dead 296 billion in debts At least in today’s dollars and cents For a country whose heart Was torn to bits 60 million… If that’s what it takes… To conquer the axis… Their lives, they gave… ...And the war, they won… ...And won from their grave… And on opposing sides? To win or to die Japan, Germany, and Italy reside With 16 million casualties They pounded on Poland The sacked the Soviet They fought the French And got all the way to Greece even They never left the Netherlands They were the bane of Belgium They never gave up Norway Or the liquidation of Luxemburg’s location They caused a sort of havoc Everywhere they went They threatened the world With everything they sent They tried to take the Jewish and the handicapped To hell And ended up bringing on themselves A hellish, brutish, world This is the story of a world at war From ‘39 to ‘45 The second world storm

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Deutschland So many countries der Deutsche die Deutsche So viele Nationalitäten All meant for memorization Großbritannien as if der Brite die Britin students are Schottland Robots der Schotte die Schottin But hey die Schweiz at least der Schweizer die Schweizerin I now know Luxemburg them all der Luxemburger die Luxemburgerin in German.

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Nov 7, 2013

Nov 7, 2013 at 9:02 PM UTC

emily-foster

Country Robot

Deutschland So many countries der Deutsche die Deutsche So viele Nationalitäten All meant for memorization Großbritannien as if der Brite die Britin students are Schottland Robots der Schotte die Schottin But hey die Schweiz at least der Schweizer die Schweizerin I now know Luxemburg them all der Luxemburger die Luxemburgerin in German.

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Structure is our instructor But it must be laid bare Luxemburg and Liebknecht, Not Corbu and piloti. Our structures Stand on stilts Built on sand.

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Dec 6, 2015

Dec 6, 2015 at 5:00 PM UTC

norm-deplume

Our Instructors II

Structure is our instructor But it must be laid bare Luxemburg and Liebknecht, Not Corbu and piloti. Our structures Stand on stilts Built on sand.

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