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What happened to Mary Clyde...

Contributed by x_midnight_x on Friday, 24th September 2004 @ 05:58:58 PM in AEST
Topic: oops

This is the tale of mary clyde.
A woman hard faced and full of false pride.
She lived her life denying her heart,
and slowly poor marys world fell apart.

You wouldnt tell jokes when mary is near,
she'd look over her shoulder and give you a snear.
And no man has come close to buying her a beer,
for going near mary all folks round here fear.

She lives on her own in a house full of cats,
kicks them and calls them her spoilt little brats.
She feeds them on fish heads and mouldy old cheese,
and moans how they hinder her and make her sneeze.

Marys face was once pretty and fresh and content
now looking at mary her foreheads all bent,
With anger and tention she lives out her day,
telling the neighbourhoods children to all run away.

What happened to mary to make her this way,
without asking mary then who can really say.
She saves all her pennies for one rainy day,
and wont buy a new frock while her old one fades away.

Her hair tightly pinned not a strand out of place,
here comes mary clyde with that look on her face.

Copyright © x_midnight_x ... [ 2004-09-24 17:58:58]
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Re: What happened to Mary Clyde... (User Rating: 1 )
by RochelleLloyd on Tuesday, 23rd November 2004 @ 01:03:27 AM AEST
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I enjoyed reading this. I always enjoy stories in verse, but what I really liked about this one is that I actually know a lady just like that.

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