Paris - When It Sizzles
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Unfortunately, Miss Simpson...
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...we are not writing a musical.
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Mr Benson, you did all these pages
last night? All by yourself?

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While some of us
were snug in our bed,

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other more productive citizens
were up

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toiling in the vineyards
of beautiful letters.

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I'm only sorry that you,
as a fledgling writer,

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weren't present to observe
with your own big magic eyes

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a seasoned professional in action.
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I was, in those few short hours,
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the great DiMaggio, going back,
back, back for the high-fly ball.

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I was Manolete in Seville,
going over the horns for the kill.

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And missing, fortunately, because
I can't stand the sight of blood.

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I was Pablo Picasso, deftly...
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...adding the third eye
to a portrait of his lady love.

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I was...
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How do you spell ingenuous?
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L-N-G-E-N-U-O-U-S.
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I was afraid of that.
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In addition to the nine and a half
yards of pages I wrote,


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