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May 2016
From my window
I see Fido going up to scent the plug
first a sniff, then a dance
*****-the-leg and gives a glance
and thenΒ he gives the grand command
to tell to all this is his land

From my window
I see you go, working on your house next door
first you paint, then you trim
and to make your house more genuine
a pink flamingo, proudly shown,
will tell to all this is your home.

From my window
I see clearly, man and beast, we are the same
one may bark, one may think
but both are ruled by their instinct
one may plead, and one may beg
but both by rule must ****-the-leg.
Rustle McBride
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Rustle McBride  Delaware
(Delaware)   
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   cgembry
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