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There was a young lady of fashion,
For whom heels were truly a passion.
They went out of vogue,
So she switched to a brogue,
To be sure of nice things to spend cash on.
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Had to look up brogue, a language I knew, but shoes, that was quite a switch. Nicely done.
Thank you.
Very good!