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In time with her spinner, Her daughter began dinner, And the beasts in the pasture were flayed. Into her *** She dropped a carrot And the women chortled away. When along came the fitter Who was all bent and bitter From eating dirt cabbage all day. Not bothering to knock He stepped on their **** And it ba-gawked as it ran through the foy-yay. In a manner quite gruff, The spinner rebuffed, The fitter for being so gay. Then her sister came in Threw down her meat bin And asked if he'd stay for dinner. Confused and unsorted, The fitter retorted, "I'd rather eat cabbage in layce!" Roaring with laughter The daughter quipped faster, "You may have mine after my day!" Tomato red The chased fitter fled Saying, "To hell with your day and the lay!"
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Jan 18
Jan 18, 2026 at 12:10 AM UTC
How I like my Britches
In time with her spinner, Her daughter began dinner, And the beasts in the pasture were flayed. Into her *** She dropped a carrot And the women chortled away. When along came the fitter Who was all bent and bitter From eating dirt cabbage all day. Not bothering to knock He stepped on their **** And it ba-gawked as it ran through the foy-yay. In a manner quite gruff, The spinner rebuffed, The fitter for being so gay. Then her sister came in Threw down her meat bin And asked if he'd stay for dinner. Confused and unsorted, The fitter retorted, "I'd rather eat cabbage in layce!" Roaring with laughter The daughter quipped faster, "You may have mine after my day!" Tomato red The chased fitter fled Saying, "To hell with your day and the lay!"
Another poem I wrote in 2012 "If life could be a dream.. paradise up above.." please tell me I'm the last one that you love.
Koggeki
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Jan 18
Jan 18, 2026 at 12:10 AM UTC
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