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At last these Plums took the Daughter in Kind From Lord Raffles' Paradise she adored A Marriage of Saints she thought to remind Though behind her Door was Melancholy. But who a Pony-Child in Fashion's New Could taste the Recipe she may not like? Clotted Cream? Or Fish in the River-View Tore through the Muddy Dress to greet her Delight This is not the Age, Tories of the West To switch on Lights dimmed for your Books to read She is a Sweet-Tooth; Or Filmer at best Just give her a Spoon; She makes one Great Mead. She is my Friend. And the Plum's Diver Son Rewarded a Follow never un-done.
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Mar 9, 2013
Mar 9, 2013 at 4:39 AM UTC
SONNET TRIBUTE: TRICIA ALEXIA SOH
At last these Plums took the Daughter in Kind From Lord Raffles' Paradise she adored A Marriage of Saints she thought to remind Though behind her Door was Melancholy. But who a Pony-Child in Fashion's New Could taste the Recipe she may not like? Clotted Cream? Or Fish in the River-View Tore through the Muddy Dress to greet her Delight This is not the Age, Tories of the West To switch on Lights dimmed for your Books to read She is a Sweet-Tooth; Or Filmer at best Just give her a Spoon; She makes one Great Mead. She is my Friend. And the Plum's Diver Son Rewarded a Follow never un-done.
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Mar 9, 2013
Mar 9, 2013 at 4:39 AM UTC
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