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Richard Alin Martin Poems
- Foiled The light of dawn was gray and wan, that fateful ...
- Melanie Melanie Somehow our minds will always see,
- Comparisons A star a minute may be born, To me complete ...
- Windblown Windblown I gazed upon A cloudy day,
- My Special Valentine My Special Valentine With hearts and ...
- Perch! Perch! Beware the tolling bells lest they presage,...
- The Curse The winds are in the rigging high, And the wicked...
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Foiled
The light of dawn was gray and wan,
that fateful morn to be,
When ‘Basher’ Bob and Bill McCobb
would meet, pugnaciously;
The haze was thick, the sward still slick,
from sleeping in the dew,
And as the grass was thusly crass,
the footing was askew.....
Now ‘Basher’ Bob was deemed a slob,
and lacking in finesse,
A lowly cad who never had,
good manners in excess;
But though the smug despised this thug,
wide berth they gave to he,
For ‘Basher’ Bob was known to rob
and kill excessively.....
While a dapper man (on the other hand) , ...
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