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One time within thee grass I bent to wipe my *** And where the paper thou? For this I shall not know. I sat in much despair My muddy ***** hair Drenched in a mud of brown My whole world upside down. Across the field I call A fair maiden and where all The grass spread like ROM This maiden was my mom. Alas! I called to three A motherly lady Who gave me parchment for the **** I thank thee maiden, For not wiping is heinous.
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May 3, 2014
May 3, 2014 at 3:38 AM UTC
Thou Fair Maiden be thy Mom
One time within thee grass I bent to wipe my *** And where the paper thou? For this I shall not know. I sat in much despair My muddy ***** hair Drenched in a mud of brown My whole world upside down. Across the field I call A fair maiden and where all The grass spread like ROM This maiden was my mom. Alas! I called to three A motherly lady Who gave me parchment for the **** I thank thee maiden, For not wiping is heinous.
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May 3, 2014
May 3, 2014 at 3:38 AM UTC
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