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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Dumber than Dumber and Dumber... Wondering about the plundering of a slumbering hunter king... Thunder from down under sundering over the paper Sunday brings... The flavor to be savored for later when the alligators escape the ring... Sinking stinky shrink y dinks when the ding of the doorbell didn’t ring... Fiending friends minus the “r” in new types of mining while whining... Finding time for aligning the dining of jinxed schemes blistering a mister... Fixating on everything, Hating nothing, Hustling and bustling, Some muscle- What a tussle- More trouble-it is a daily type of thing... Huddled, befuddled, bugged, drugged, once was hugged, What a lovely thing! Tugging on a rope for Cope, NOT coping but hoping and hoping, Smiling over that sink, NOT winking, slinkies shrinking and expanding, Chest pounding, wound, drowning, NOT clowning, frowning, at downing more towny styled vodka drinks, Bout to doubt more @ the shouting in store, Illegal activities, radical tattle, two-paddle style wild child mascot teams, Hassled twenty million castles for fascist rapping more poetry, You know it be; still a honeybee that is me... Cheese! For my Queen strung out like a string bean seeing what life brings all steamy, ... A Midsommer Night’s Dream
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