Charles Dickens hates lawyers.
Everyone in his books is redeemable, except lawyers, who
for Dickens as for Shakespeare constituted the Devil's profession.
Don was a lawyer, he didn't like it neither.
He didn't send invoices most of the time.
He wants to be a architect, (Frank Gehry, lucky you)
Can a lawyer be a good man?
Perhaps, may be, one in a million?
Yes, that one is Don.
He was the poorest lawyer I'd ever known, in money term,
and yet he was the wealthiest of them all.
Everyone in his books is redeemable, except lawyers, who
for Dickens as for Shakespeare constituted the Devil's profession.
Don was a lawyer, he didn't like it neither.
He didn't send invoices most of the time.
He wants to be a architect, (Frank Gehry, lucky you)
Can a lawyer be a good man?
Perhaps, may be, one in a million?
Yes, that one is Don.
He was the poorest lawyer I'd ever known, in money term,
and yet he was the wealthiest of them all.
Good kind spirited Leo - adventurous, loved to be the centre of attention, loved the respect he was so worthy of.
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JimR