The Jumble Thinks - 25 Poem by Maria Barbara Korynt
The Jumble Thinks - 25
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If you are admiring the man for the fact, that
he is shrewd, rather than wise and clever, it
is a mistake. Even worse, when you have him too
for a friend. If a chance presents itself, he
will sell you too for 'pieces of silver'.
Don't count on the conscience. He won't think
about it.
Saturday, July 18, 2009
Topic(s) of this poem: silver
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