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ON THE DEATH OF A FAMOUS CRICKETER.(Poem)
What gap in our collective soul Would make us want to deify One decent, private sort of bloke Who could have boasted to the sky But never once was less than modest, A man who kept all things to scale, Who stayed within his expertise And always answered all his mail? ...
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