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November 1, 2014
They never knew
what others saw,
when he was young
and against the law,
and stealing with
his mucky paw,
and locked up as
the final straw.
They never knew
what stuff he did,
whilst charging about
with a dustbin lid.
They ran like hell,
I swear they did;
their marbles rolling
down the grid.
They never knew
what he got up to.
For whilst ‘doing time’,
those ways he outgrew.
He learnt his lesson,
and started life anew,
and his just reward,
was finding you.
They never knew,
and it’s best kept that way.
The past is dead,
and a forgotten day.
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