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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Thankyou The obnoxiously indifference of a turtle hair do in a queue is reprehensible really. It never fails to amaze how many swans can actually fit onto a conveyor belt and glide. Motionless static should never be considered to be akin to a mile of marble sated mist. And a mist is neither a mule eating mustard and neither is it a musical note. Jangle then. That's right. Jangle. For it is often found that a jangle is better than a jingle and can juggle forty jackdaws at great speed. Wow. It is of no concern to a beak. And beaks are neither brakes brake dancing, bills booming, bulls bringing bounty, or half a pint of liquidised pie. It is quite often spoke of in a bucket or a bicycle wheel. Serial serialized sterile sanctuary spiritual swirling saint saviour. But sayings are often prohibited under a rubble of un made bed. A shark in a cave is often equivalent to a shower in a church. Rise then sit then. Forward backwards motions. In slow visual feed buttons. With light or without. Question not the ideology of a bee in a brightly patterned skirt. Nor wish for a pantry cake in a sealed cone. Ha to that. In fact hahaha. Mystified monster buses moving many miles. Z coniferous Z at thirty seven dishes of sparkly foods to seventeen heads chewing during speeches. X
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