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May 15
There was once a crooked man,  
Who drove a big brown van,  
Could heave a heavy sack,  
Though he had a crooked back;  

He carried a crooked stick,  
Though he wasn't sick,  
So he could limp in style,  
For many a crooked mile;  

Thus he led a crooked life,  
Together with his wife,  
And it is also true,  
Like him -
She was crooked too.
A bit of nonsense now and then, said the donkey to the hen
Shaun Yee
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Shaun Yee  Italy/Malaysia
(Italy/Malaysia)   
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