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Leonard Daniel Dry, Sr.
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I tell of my grandpa,
name's L D D.
Went across the planet,
many a good deed.
Through Europe through Asia,
fufilling his need.
Through blustery wind and ice,
declares his creed.
5 10 was his departure,
leaving great grief.
Oh, I wish to get Death,
to capture that thief.
The earth's a cool, rich soil,
in depths of a tear.
Liberty's being buried,
enim maximus pater.
His passports are endless,
dreamings to be.
The last one in Heaven,
waiting for me.
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