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by Taylor Mar 11, 2014 category : Fun, humor / about life
I watch you from afar Working only by moonlight You're young enough to fight But you're older than your looks suggest You're a grave digger in the grave yard Smuggling bones beneath your cloak And home early AM With another pig in a poke I see you dissemble your devices My you're a devious soul She was the size of a hog And you ate her whole As you breach each narrow path Minding Lily & Rose Such industrious elegance Like in slow motion, you walk But woodbines made your lungs bleed Along with this big cities smoke Turned your rosy skin sallow Now you're a disciple of hope Clutching a bottle of mead Wishing for a life you could borrow Beneath your rusting armour Lies a bouquet of sorrow And so the governor's cold call comes No longer will you need to slave And thy mourners secretly wonder Did you dig your own grave? CM Taylor 18/10/2013