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Song of the Old Bohemian
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Friday, May 20, 2016 Not rated by the Author.

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20th May 2016 at 09:31am UK time
Let me be I'm an old Bohemian, I mean no-one any harm; and these funky clothes you see me in have Olde-Worldey charm. I might learn to play the sitar if I only had the time; although first I'll try the guitar and the autoharp's sublime. Let me be to do the drawings all my hippie friends admire; set me drifting from my moorings to sail forth in sunset's fire Let me be I might be crackers but I'm almost an antique. I have rhythm, like maracas, I am music when I speak.

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Reviewed by Jim Dunlap

Reviewed on November 20, 2016

LOL. Quite a write Sara. Surprised to see you here. I seldom come here but decided to post a poem for Thanksgiving. I'd like to meet your olde Bohemian.

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