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The Downfall of the Don by +Steven Curtis Lance Sunday, December 05, 2004 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan "Took off my coat and knocked him flat: that was the end of that"

Transcendental Sonnet #1162: The Downfall of the Don When I was a skinny little kid There was a fat bully named Don His last name was McCool I recall And I was the one he picked on Yet all his aggression never hid That McCool was not cool at all He wanted to be like his brother They say who had been sent away To prison his father and mother Not there anywhere did not care About Don everyone used to say Well he charged me like a rhino on the last day of school In fourth grade we were alone but I was nobody's fool Took off my coat and knocked him flat: that was the end of that +Steven Curtis Lance Copyright MMIV Silke LLC�
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