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Sparks That Once I Knew
On my first employment after school Apprentice electrician was my vacation there I worked with many tradesmen many lessons learned for my occupation My first spark was a guy called Neily who hailed from way up at Benbecula he was a real highlander, no doubt also good at soccer, quite spectacular Then there was big Andy, 6 feet tall having fair curly hair, drove a mini car he was really nice and kind, so I learned liked the girly mags, quite blue by far Now, Drew was really different by far always felt in awe of him, so strong made one shed a tear, odd at times but at heart, he always meant no wrong John J was around my age a likeable lad, always meant well the boss was his uncle, made it hard a spark would ignite when he rang your bell These were some fun days but due to being colour-blind, I resigned wonder what happened to these guys? maybe one day I'll find the truth (In the UK, spark was a nickname for an electrician)
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