Ballad of Larry Bane

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For english class! Note that it never released his name, so I had to make one up, and may as well make an alliteration.

The Ballad of Larry Bane

Now Larry Bane was a family man,
keeping it cool and straight.
Though his luck was down near empty,
and his time becoming late.

To show his wife and daughters three
some fun before their train,
he set a penny upon the track
so that it would flatten where it lain.

The train had passed to New York
and one passenger it had nicked,
this poor man left his family
and a new grave they would pick.

The price to pay for stupidity
is a million bucks and one.
This man had paid one penny
and his life it would be done.

Now AIDS is slow and painful
and TB long and sick,
this man had died one instant,
and it was over rather quick.

Now Larry Bane is six-foot deep,
kept always cool and straight.
Though his luck was down now empty,
he missed the train too late.
You shouldn't judge a book by it's cover, instead, you should read every single book to see what every book is about before you even come close to judging its viability.




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uhh...i'm confused. how do you die of AIDS by putting a penny on a railroad track?
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lyrical_sunshine wrote:uhh...i'm confused. how do you die of AIDS by putting a penny on a railroad track?

Wha? Its a comparison. AIDS IS long and painful, but being hit by a train isnt.
You shouldn't judge a book by it's cover, instead, you should read every single book to see what every book is about before you even come close to judging its viability.



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