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Irony

The poplar trees stood like sentries Standing on one leg in their green Uniformed grandeur. Beyond their Phalanx could be seen a stately Manor whose imported marble Pillars were more decorative Than utile. Not unlike the sole Inhabitant who lies dying In his magnificent antique Breton bed. He never married- “I’m too busy for such nonsense.” Consequently, no progeny, No living relatives, no one Only a dreadful eulogy: Alone died a poor man, indeed!

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Date: 1/23/2011 10:30:00 AM
Yes, Irony it is!
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