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| 294. Doubting Thomas Doubting Thomas is what he was called For he never trusted what others said He forever complained of how others did things As nothing could penetrate his thick fat head He complained and moaned about everything No matter how good or excellent it was He turned waitresses into babbling masses And made salespeople begin to cuss He didn’t care what they said about him He disregarded anything that burned his ears He preferred to denigrate everyone around him And gained satisfaction by turning smiles to tears But poor Thomas should have known things change Because when one day as he choked on an apple seed Those around him doubted he could be dying To late to learn being believed was a basic human need |
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