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"jamon" poems
Me gusta TEQUILA Me gusta CERVEZA Me gusta BAILAR Sobre la MESA Dame Limon Dame La Sal Dame un Cabron para BAILAR Me gusta CHORIZO Me gusta JAMON PERO MAS ME GUSTA BAJARLES EL CALZON
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Feb 4, 2011
Feb 4, 2011 at 5:17 AM UTC
Parrandera Ditty
we amble down, the hill, to the waterside markets. i find it so quaint, that our town has a green beside it's river, running. grass manicured and lush, presently filled with little town of tents, and open marquee stalls that sell, all manner of things, plate sized portobello mushrooms, olive tappenade, great bunches of happy faced flowers, cupcakes of scrumptious, more and more-ish flavours. home made cordials. jewellery, and cushions and carved wooden bread boxes. all spread out for us to see. ant and owls made from old silver spoons..... bonsia trees, fresh herbs, jamon and piccalilli, tropical fruits in smoothies, icecreams and salads and over, under the age old morton bay fig face painters, wooden geegaws and thingymagigs painted in bright carnival colours....... what a way, wonderful and sublime, to while away, a lazy sunday morning.. we amble back up the hill with bags of edible treasures an silver owl named boo.... a child tiger hybrid and a spinning clown....
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May 17, 2014
May 17, 2014 at 8:49 PM UTC
under the morton bay fig.