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February 10, 2013
He cried from the rooftops
‘Believe me, I’ll jump’.
He cried from the city bridge too.
But his rants were ignored, as
no impact he made, for no-one
believed his words to be true.
You see the world was his stage,
method-acting his game, he turned
up daily to practise his art.
But with no work forthcoming and
little chance of a break, his threats
really did come from the heart.
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