Jim Powell

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We use the eyes to see
And they see with much brightness
The way she flows on feet.
If God had given her wings,
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Now that I’ve made an introduction of maself, I will allow maself to compose.
I live, as I have not mentioned this yet, in a small…I should say miniscule part of the Great State of Virginia. Its location is in its tail, so the water don’t come even near. Not much of a fish anyway, guess I’m the sort that seeks lonesome comfort between high decorated walls.

I should get to composin
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Speakin of maself – thirdly
Is quite excitin

Passed the obvious simplicity of ma name,
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What is said
Is no better than what is thought.
The mouth give exit fo thought.
The word – plurally speakin
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When mornin arrive, I manage a clean face to match the finely washed clothes fo the day. Make me feel I’m off to a good beginnin

But this seemingly fine risin has got me thinkin.
Ma mind just ain’t coherin…
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Seein the basin of ma principle now as mo of a basis fo ma comfort, I see with much, I should say GREAT clarity, the need fo no discourss.

See, I took on the idea, afta much thinkin, that ma way fo walkin is fo its purposs only.
So I took on the decision fo walkin, when presented with its convenience, and not even fo a swift moment to let ma legs rest. Not even at the hard to predict sight of enticin woman passin. This is not to say ma body won't see a moment fo restin, this is to say I have taken on the idea to stretch its membas when convenience present itself.
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Mo days in this house of mine and I got to see how I do afta the day I put up a SALE.

Ma customer, in the profitable sense, have all manage to outdo themselves in a very sensible fashion.
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Jim Powell – In The Rhythm Of Love

We use the eyes to see
And they see with much brightness
The way she flows on feet.
If God had given her wings,
She’d outdo the birds and the butterflies…

How beautiful the hairs blow…
Cars sending them wind when time to GO

Do her eyes see ma curved figur?
Or am I blurred out by smoke?
Don’t know…
No mo lonesome me
I want mo!

Now she let herself inside the door…
Poor lonesome me
On dirt floor.

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