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May 2020
OF MICE AND MEN
hello",said a little mouse one day
i said "hello", and left
"wait for me", said the mouse
"i think there's been a theft"

"a theft?" said i, none too shy
"of what? from whom? and where?"
"a young field mouse, has stolen my heart"
said the mouse, with great care

i tried not to laugh, i tried not to cry
and i really tried not to gawk
because,right here, before my very own eyes
was a mouse, with the ability to talk

"now see here" said i to him
"try not to worry, or fret"
"seek out this mouse, go to her house"
"and you both shall marry yet"

i then spun round, and ran and ran
as fast as my legs would go
and whether these two mice, then got wed
i'm afraid we shall never know!
Written by
Jemia de Blondeville  63/Transgender Female/hastings
(63/Transgender Female/hastings)   
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