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Dad Leaves Six To Face Life

Harold died leaving six behind, Whom few close families might mind By being to them honestly kind. They'd cross them in streets like the blind! Harold's son by slight buffoon, As he does self in pubs cocoon, His daughters! 'Yes' to men too soon, At nights waiting to kiss the moon... Six left by Dad to face the battle, The Eldest thinks they're all cattle, Second, that they simply prattle While The Last is the most rattled... The truth: They are embattled!

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