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| 569. My Enjoyment I gain my enjoyment from the finer things Expensive restaurants, cigars, and cars my fabled fare My suits are imported from the finest shops No simple hair stylist do I allow to touch my hair I stand aloof when in a big crowd Separation from the masses is truly a must I’d feign deafness to not talk to a stranger Speaking only to those wealthy enough to earn my trust People disdain me for the things I have They berate me for being rich and having excess Surely if places were reversed they’d just agree For being wealthy is better they surely would confess I have no remorse for being as I am Never to fear the thought of losing a home Yet when they go to enjoy their families It is only then riches mean nothing if all alone |
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