Widen, Brighten
What’s it like to own property?
The rule of first possession
Brings about the thought
That all greatness is confession
Of property that is wrought.
Real estate demands that the brightest
minds unleash their best
Until skyscrapers extend to their highest
Point. Every agent sups up the test.
Turnaround properties cling
To the thoughts of those that
Busy themselves with money to bring
together cash to make their pockets fat.
They keep coming for the coins to stack.
And the houses spring to the fore.
They lift their wings on their back
And allow homes to soar.
The purity of the land in escrow
Causes the eyes to widen, brighten.
The dollar then is something to know.
And the resolve of all will tighten.
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