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2 comments:
Oh indeed, humble sir awe there may yet be,
But methinks it unlikely to come from thee
After your speeches you cry out "where is my payment"
A teller of tales speaks freely for public entertainment
You flit about speaking in ere city, slum and village
But would you be so humble as to undertake a pilgrimage?
I would think not sir. Life has handed me an opportunity to thrive in what we all know is a segregated-opportunity society. How can I refuse my hunger? I'm sure neither of us can; so why not use my God given talent?
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