A Haiku and the first stanza of a sonnet (and a really really bad limerick) that say yeslymrickSeptember 20 2005, 07:44:24 UTC
Would you believe me If I said I stood her up? It wasn't conscious.
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Could I compare thee to a winter's morn? Most probably, but only to contrast The sleet and snow to sheets that grow to warm From hot as passion wanes to sleeping fast.
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The problem that David must face Is to find a girl with more grace Than the luminous Kendra; Though he'd haveta pretend-a One like that was on Earth's blue-green face.
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If I said I stood her up?
It wasn't conscious.
--
Could I compare thee to a winter's morn?
Most probably, but only to contrast
The sleet and snow to sheets that grow to warm
From hot as passion wanes to sleeping fast.
--
The problem that David must face
Is to find a girl with more grace
Than the luminous Kendra; Though he'd haveta pretend-a
One like that was on Earth's blue-green face.
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