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GLOWERING WAS WHAT SHE DID
Time was when we were married And walked conjugal path, But that path was too full of Wild tempers and vile wrath. It’s not that I tortured her, But she did thus perceive. Someone could be kind to her, She could never believe. She lived in a world full of Wild imagination. She did not, to pour venom, Need an invitation. This is what I often say, Thinking of my ex-wife: Glowering was what she did Best ever in her life. * Written in abcb, 7-6-7-6 format M C Gupta 11 February 2010
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