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Stargazer | 21:08 Sun 24th Feb 2013 | Arts & Literature
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Spring is sprung
the grass is ris'
I wonder where
dem birdies is?
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Beneath the ungathered rice he lay
His sickle in his hand
His breast was bare
His matted hair
Lay buried in the sand.
Spider spider on the wall
Aint you got no brains at all
Can't you see the wall's been plastered
Now you're stuck you silly *******
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Should be "Beside" the ungathered rice he lay .....
Under the spreading chestnut tree
The village smithy stands....
The AB Coven, soft vicious hands
GoatMan changed from he to she.
Said Hamlet to Ophelia,
I'll draw a sketch of thee,
What kind of pencil shall I use?
2B or not 2B?
By God you're a funny lot. Lol x x
^ Spike!
Under the spreading chestnut tree
The village smithy stands....
He wants to catch a conker
with his chest or nuts or hands

Let's be Sunday optimistic
If AB were destroyed
We'd be gone but so would all
The people we avoid
To do is to be. Descartes
Dobe dobe do. Frank Sinatra
Once I saw a little worm
wriggling on his belly,
I stood and watched it for a while
then stamped on it with my welly.
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How do I love thee?
Let me count the ways .....

please complete - I forget the rest
If you are a bit like me
and think some poems are rather twee,
(or even quite
a little trite.)
Then perhaps it would be wise in future
To give your lip a little suture
And mention not a single word
About dat bloody tweeting bird.
Maresy dotes and dozy dotes and little lambs adivy
Kid'll adivy too, wouldn't You?
He said I'm mad
I said mad
He said yes
I said who
He said you
I said oh!
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Plagiarism Cupid>
I wandered lonely as a cloud,
Into Answerbank one day.
The folks there seemed as mad as me,
So I thought I'd like to stay.
I've had some spats I will admit,
The odd aber has been snappy,
But tough..... I'm afraid you're stuck with me,
'Cos you mostly make me happy.
.
My grandad used to recite that to me when I was a wee nipper, stargazer!
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My Dad used to ask his grandchildren to repeat
"I chased a bug around a tree"
and then wheezed with laughter when the sweet little dears did so.
I remember, I remember
The house where I was born
The little spikey railings
Where I got me britches torn.

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