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The Cello
by KJ McPhee → (All Poetry by KJ McPhee)
Wednesday, May 4, 2016    Not rated by the Author.
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In town, a portly gentleman
Puffing on a cigar – the mayor!
In church, Johann Sebastian Bach
Plumped on his red velvet chair.  

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