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My Circus Life by Bruce Larkin Friday, August 17, 2012 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
They say that in life, You have to pay your dues. I went and joined the circus. I now shine the clown’s shoes. I’m the new guy here. I pick up all the trash. New guys don’t get paid much. I’m kinda short on cash. When elephants do what elephants do, Who do they call? They call me. We don’t have one big elephant; Just my luck, we have three. I know being in the circus To most kids sounds real cool. I’m just waiting for a chance To run away off to school.
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