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Revision as of 04:23, 28 April 2021
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"Tears of a Rhyme" is a song about the sadness caused by rhymes, especially nursery rhymes.
Commentary
Most English language nursery rhymes make strong men cry, because they [the nursery rhymes, not the strong men] are based in horrific tragedy
The "Ladybug Ladybug" who "flew away home" found only charred devastation after a controlled brush fire in some Lord's formal garden
—Fell Swoop, Gardener at Large
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- Post @ Twitter (28 April 2021)