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That Was A Inglorious Life


That Was A Inglorious Life

 

A young uptown boy who worked as a professional

bowler of his life, he'll bowled many strikes and

spares nonstop in his own lane to be, all his crowded

people who watched him like glued, this world

champion bowler become a true celebrity and a true

upbeat legend himself, he has been bowling of his

incredible lifestyle career, he become famous on

magnificent news and interviews in televised, he

found his love and heart to the world, he got the

world class smile, he put his name on his bowling

ball too, he's worth million and trillion dollars, the

young girl of his own age, she came down, and

kissed him enchanted at the bowling alley with the

thousand of fans completed, he got her a shirt with

his true hero's name on it awesomely and extreme

moment, that night. He take her the expensive bar

in the century, he got her regular coke, he got his

favorite drinks as well too, a regular Pepsi. He held

her hand sweetly and tender, he reached his hand

to her glorious cheek, she smiled so bright and

colorful, she fell in love a brilliant young bowler's

heart and spirit forever, The End

 

Written by

Michael James Brindley

5-30-16  

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