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Move about with bended knees Eight eyes, but can you see? Casting line and tying knots For lunch a meager flea Daybreak bears your sovereign knack Of pinning in a row Dangling tiny diamonds To adorn your bungalow You ponder many buzzing bugs Of iridescent jade And wrapping them in blankets Made of milkweed pod brocade Sedated little damselfly No, never getting loose You're served this evening as first course A succulent chartreuse
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lois-flinkman
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Mar 16, 2012
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