Poetic Justice
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Cousin Isaac, Cousin James,
Cousin Kwame. What's up, bro?

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And them kids, I don't know
all their names. Bread-snatchers.

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Sitting over here, we got Aunt April,
we got Aunt May and Aunt June.

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I call them the Calendar Sisters.
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-Look at them.
-Ain't they pretty?

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-How y'all doing?
-Yes, sir. How you doing?

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Food sure look good over there.
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Don't it? Go over and help yourself.
You f amily, ain't you?

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-lt's cool?
-You better go get something.

:54:33
Go ahead with him.
I'm gonna play some cards.

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Bye. Look at them.
Don't they make such a cute couple?

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-Are you all in love?
-Yeah.

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Baby, what would you know about love?
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Nothing.
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How can you be in love
if you don't know nothing about it?

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-Just the way things go.
-Are you married?

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-Yeah.
-How long you been married?

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About six months now.
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I don't wear it all the time.
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You don't mind
if she doesn't wear your ring?

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He don't mind.
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He can answer f or himself,
if he's a real man.

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Well?
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No, no. I don't mind.
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My husband would kill me
if I didn't wear no ring.

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-I heard that.
-And I know that's right.

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-Damn, you greedy.
-Gotta eat to live.

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Well, why you so skinny, then?
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Look at the cute baby.
Can I hold her f or you?

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Look at you. I heard that.
Give me a burp. That spittle?


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