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Pumpernickle Please

She was a rather bland woman Dowdy, dressed in tans and browns She did not share any history I did not know any of her towns She brought pumpernickel bread to work And shared it with me, along with butter. I did not care if she did not speak anymore. It was fabulous with dollops of peanut butter.

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