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| a table for two | 1 |
of years ago when | 2 |
I dined with Quentin | 3 |
Crisp. Our hostess | 4 |
lesbian Lee thought | 5 |
we made a seasoned pair. | 6 |
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He was old and I was fair | 7 |
amazed to meet him | 8 |
who ages hence | 9 |
may consider sublimed. | 10 |
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Lee placed me apposed to | 11 |
Quentin's "How do you do?" | 12 |
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"I'd rather ask | 13 |
you. How did you do it?" | 14 |
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Here was Crisp as soft as first rain | 15 |
"I did what I do to live." | 16 |
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19 May 08 |
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Nice. I like the word play throughout.
— Isabelle5
dinner with quentin,
tete a tete -- our hostess
remarked us a "seasoned pair".
he was getting on,
and i was just getting in,
and amazed to meet anyone:
window dressing boy
with old man.
— joey
Joey, I like yours, too.
— Isabelle5
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