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Stealing From Your Mother

I took ten dollars From my mothers purse As a child To buy lollies And the like There was lots Of money in that purse A few days later At the dinner table My parents discussed Where that ten Might have gone They had all kinds Of theories but Never blamed us kids That gnawed at my Conscience I never owned up But never stole Again.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2015




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