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No One Who Wanted

No One Who Wanted

Diggity, doggity, diffle and daffle
Whole mid-East off really wanted to raffle;
To buy tickets people down were hunted;
In the end, there was no one who wanted.

James Thomas Horn
 PS. She had her breasts made out of silicone
Which were broken by someone casting a stone
And yet always true to a flippant form
Around dead body people would swarm.

With dead body had been enchanted
And after into the ground it was planted
And everything was over and done
We ended up catching it all on a re-run.

James Thomas Horn
Retiret Veteran

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