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HorseplayJohn Squire, once one of the kings, Now turning his hand to writing Trivial plays, found most days Down the bookies, basing his betsOn the famous playwrights - Pinter, Shakespeare, Chekov, and Other lesser known playwrights I'd never heard of. 6-1 for Shakespeare's Nan, 11-1 on the bookie's choice, He fancied a Yankee, Though he wasn't a capitalist. His plays were good, But going nowhere - no Publishing deal. He'd spend Days on his mobile phone, Taking tips, giving hints, Writing ideas for his Dramas on betting slips, Sadly never making the one crucial call. |
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