a scene which occurs near the statue of Lord Pooompossity Alfred Spleen the Third, a wealthy benefactor, who hated poor people, but liked to be well thought of ~ and Lynn and Patsy

September 26, 2015 in poetry | Tags: lynn, patsy, street

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