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Frozen


A big smile, he had white teeth showing His face showed the better days As happiness was written on his face Strength evident on how his chin was raised His eyes evidently showing satisfaction At the same time displaying the feel of possession The hard lips shaped in a smile Telling of the greatness in him His expensive suit showing wealth His well set tie displaying decency The feel of having a class Where only a few belong Royalty evident in the golden frame The well decorated portrait Only the times are frozen The royalty frozen in that frame And only the portrait tells of what is long gone
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