
“Dear me, dear me, there is almost one for every thicket twiglet!”
“Deer me, deer me!” was raved, I suppose, by quite the fawning giglot. ; )

“Dear me, dear me, there is almost one for every thicket twiglet!”
“Deer me, deer me!” was raved, I suppose, by quite the fawning giglot. ; )

Where loves-me-loves-me-not lustrates a broken-hearted day,
Restraint returns mood’s hewed bloom, illustrates another way. ; )

Florence followed the canal, stopping every few to either foot a hispid seed pod into the drink or crush it under a passioned stomp, with the densely doed ones and their uncrushable innards destined for bobbing as buoys whilst the spare-haired [covering orbs plumply aired] popped pleasances into her ear, tunneling titillating tones to top’s traipsing temperament. ; )

For a desert-trekking shoe-tie
Who wants not to so dryly die,
Backpacking like a bactrian
Will preclude life as carrion
As long as steps trade place with rest
When sunny’s day sets in the west
And eyes searching for oasis
Are not tricked by blue hue’s stasis—
Letting each ‘sea-lea’ spot them first
‘Fore hump jumps in to nurse head’s thirst. ; )

Knowing which are for milk and which are for meat—
That sure would have been a propaedeutic treat
To the second-hand farmer with pail in hand
Greeting cows utterly laid upon the land
Whilst Oreo-chromatics around the bend
Were driven towards a rather grisly end. ; )
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