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Wednesday, 26 February 2014

Hey Mate!

 
 
 
"Hey Mate!
 
Can you spare some change?"
 
"I don't think I've got any mate!"
 
Said I, standing there with a Regular Latte to go,
 
looking like a metropolitan metrosexual monster
 
compared to kind, toothless old Joe.
 
"Will you check for us?"
 
I duly checked and found a pound.
 
"You're a diamond,
 
Have a good day mate!"
 
I thought I'd given somebody a pound too much earlier,
 
in paying for something.
 
I'm always paying for something,
 
but I hadn't and apologised.
 
"No worries", said he
 
So I am down two pounds
 
But now have two friends
 
but know that these two
 
would not give me a pound
 
if I needed one.
 
That's just the way it is!
 
 

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