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Pages Quill and Ink ^ay 12,1939 Quill & Ink To Mary Madame Fortune Teller Madam could look in your hand Never seen you before Tell you what you want to know- and even more. She could tell about love money and such She wouldn't charge that much. A fellow came one day Madam took him in Treated him Like her own kin. Gave him money Baked him bread ' Let him sleep in her walnut bed Friends tried to warn Dave meant her no good She could've known it if she only would. Gambled her money Beat her up bad Went off, left her Stole all she had I walk with you, apologeticallly. As you go to seek another... The one who makes your eyes glow, i talk with you, hesitantly. As I know his name will come up... The one who makes your voice shake. I would lie with vou, y ' regretfully. As I know you would be thinking of him. The one who makes your heart race. I leave you, reluctantly. As I know he will leave you. , The one who makes your tears fall. Barefoot, blond (definitely blond) squeaky And by the way It is the size that counts. Tried to find out What road he took No trace found Whichever way she looked. That woman who could forsee What your future meant Couldn't tell, to save her Where Dave went me I saw from my window a small boy who walked along the sidewalk in stutter-steps. I mean to say, long strides, and short steps. Humming contently to himself, as he avoided every crack in the pavement. Becoming enthralled, I strolled contently behind him. Inconspicuously tapping every crack that he eluded. same author
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