The Fourth Grace
¶ 1
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might have been fitted in somehow after all
down at the Pier Head, don’t you think? Recall
the architect’s design that called for it to look
like a deflated old football of brown leather
¶ 2
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straight from Daisy in the pasture. Might have been
a memorial to all the footballers who played in the city
for the Reds or Blues, all the lads in parks who ever kicked
a ball, using blazers and satchels for goalposts.
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Deflated is right! A monstrosity to detract
from the classic three: the Liver Buildings,
Cunard Building, Mersey Docks and Harbor Board.
Three beauteous brides never needed no bridesmaid.
¶ 4 Leave a comment on verse 4 0 Christopher T. George
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