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Phillip Coffey - Happy birthday to my wife ”Upbringing Not Solid “ Poem to my wife, Billie Slaven Coffey, on her birthday Raised by a toothless, old hound and a tree stump setter He up and started out to leave his ill fame and misfortune Discovering that to get ahead he really needed a fine education Kinfolks implied- “Why not one of those schools in Massachusetts?” Sure was a difficult enterprise to enter - no pathway could he follow What should he do- others writing about his laden discomforts that he encountered in his unsheltered life - upbringing not solid Low and behold until was found close kin had once attended Harvard. This story was posted on 2021-02-13 13:13:52
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