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The jungles dense down by the fence with daisies tall as trees, where butterflies so softly rise upon the morning breeze. There's beatles too of green and blue And ladybugs of red, plus honey bees with hairy knees down by the flower bed. There by the pond beneath a frond  There sits a mouse of white, with pirates cap and treasure map and compass clean and bright. "Avast!" he cries "the treasure lies atop mount rockery" where legends told a land of gold hides in the shrubbery. So down at base he spies the face and slowly starts to climb, past plastic gnomes with mushroom homes And bells that softly chime. With well placed paws and scrabbling claws he climbed toward the peak, first left then right and hold on tight his muscles tired and weak. The summit found he kissed the ground and checked the path ahead, where mossy rocks and hollyhocks marked out the flower bed. Amongst the green the temple seen the legends had not lied, a few feet more he found the door and opened it up wide. The treasure chest lay in a nest surrounded by eight eggs, then at his back a shadow black arose on spindly legs. "Caw caw" it said it's eyes bright red "please leave my eggs alone, the treasure there I'll gladly share" she spoke in softer tone. "Nay keep it pray for here today I've found a better prize, a brand new friend at journeys end was such a sweet surprise. "Now I must go the sun is low and night now paints the sky," "the path ahead is hard" she said "why walk when you can fly" So homeward bound he reached the ground and headed to the shore, setting afloat his little boat he waved goodbye once more. "Time now" he said "to rest my head" rocked softly by the deep, upon a bed of cheese and bread he slowly fell asleep.
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Oct 6, 2012
Oct 6, 2012 at 3:10 PM UTC
Beyond The Flower Bed
The jungles dense down by the fence with daisies tall as trees, where butterflies so softly rise upon the morning breeze. There's beatles too of green and blue And ladybugs of red, plus honey bees with hairy knees down by the flower bed. There by the pond beneath a frond  There sits a mouse of white, with pirates cap and treasure map and compass clean and bright. "Avast!" he cries "the treasure lies atop mount rockery" where legends told a land of gold hides in the shrubbery. So down at base he spies the face and slowly starts to climb, past plastic gnomes with mushroom homes And bells that softly chime. With well placed paws and scrabbling claws he climbed toward the peak, first left then right and hold on tight his muscles tired and weak. The summit found he kissed the ground and checked the path ahead, where mossy rocks and hollyhocks marked out the flower bed. Amongst the green the temple seen the legends had not lied, a few feet more he found the door and opened it up wide. The treasure chest lay in a nest surrounded by eight eggs, then at his back a shadow black arose on spindly legs. "Caw caw" it said it's eyes bright red "please leave my eggs alone, the treasure there I'll gladly share" she spoke in softer tone. "Nay keep it pray for here today I've found a better prize, a brand new friend at journeys end was such a sweet surprise. "Now I must go the sun is low and night now paints the sky," "the path ahead is hard" she said "why walk when you can fly" So homeward bound he reached the ground and headed to the shore, setting afloat his little boat he waved goodbye once more. "Time now" he said "to rest my head" rocked softly by the deep, upon a bed of cheese and bread he slowly fell asleep.
I just noticed I never posted this finished version lol
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Oct 6, 2012
Oct 6, 2012 at 3:10 PM UTC
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