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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Looking for a new name Thackray was playing the game Ready to survive Being alive In the high profile section Worthy to have fame protection To stay there another year A point needed to stay clear Out of relegation hanging with the right dear Off to see Old Trafford Information to be gathered A magical cure From the Man U store Getting a prescription Removing all restriction Companion Antonio led the march Chivalry suddenly felt a little parch “Get a drink!” Thackray made Antonio think Taking a hydration break Strategy Antonio was able to make Once in the enemies box Like a fox A penalty called Something done against the law Score was converted Three points fantasy flirted This ended in the second half Red Devils came back in a wrath Greenwood’s foot showed the path A one- one draw Making the Hammers stand tall Thackray the West Ham Was no longer in the jam Finished United that was the plan Did she end up in wedding bliss? Dropping the title Miss Antonio the boy toy Knows she would enjoy This romantic union Special agent’s doing If she met a guy Character description ‘a spy Fighting freedom giving a good try’ This could come together Reading the loveliest letter Relaxing in the sun Having fun Knowing she had won Ship pulling into port Capturing her fort Leading to travel Where emotions unravel Making a decision Accepting the mission Honeymoon in Paris Using a passport reading Mrs. Harris
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