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Maruti Dream


Maruti, my dream girl Indian beauty with Japanese blood Oft times I ran my finger along thy sleek, unfeeling body secretly, Full knowing that thou art co-owned by my friend And the leasing company Thy auto gears would help my poor rheumatic feet I would be also blessed with Fuel economy, a rare virtue admired by all husbands But oh God! Thy father Ravi uncle is demanding too high a dowry So how can I, a poor teacher, afford such a luxury as you? However, I will pursue my dream, My Maruti dream forever. R.C. Fernando
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