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'Rain, rain, go away
Come again another day' Children chime before driven home The water table couldn't take it Rain water churned with mud like syrup down the high street A car abandoned becomes a damm The Ouse oozes past it an unstoppable deadly path Pretty York is pretty smelly Restless drain dirt reanimated the Christopher Lee of all nightmares Ruined carpets and toys Turning gently on the living room tide lapping up provisions from the dogs bowl Yorkshire men are a stoic breed They come like that from mothers used to pulling against a strong current 'Rain, rain, go away Come again another day' Children pray, forced into shelters (21 lines)
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