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A Short Poem, Inspired By The Local Pronounciation of A Certain Location in London
by Jacob Sager Weinstein

One day, as the Queen walked through Leicester
Square, she ran into a jeicester
who fondled her cheicest.
She exclaimed, "I'll be bleicest!"
then hanged the man as a moleicester.

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JJ MacMillan said:

Pure genius. Now do one about Worcestershire.

Lucy said:

Hilarious!!!

Jacob said:

JJ, I'd love to, but I'm not sure how Worcerstershire is pronounced. Is it WOOST-ershire? Or WHUST-ershire? Or something else entirely?

Alex Epstein said:

"Wooster," innit?

Brilliant poem, Jacob. I'm passing this along...

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