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What Say I

I will share with you the thoughts of a fool Thoughts of my own concerning a planet The moon is a rock, too hot and too cool No water, no air, and a heart of granite I told my lady of craters and dust Of the dangers of meteors and such She yawned and nodded and said that she must Get some sleep as she did not care that much Then came the day that a stranger appeared And talked of romance 'neath a harvest moon He described an orb that glowed and endeared And meshed with love and the cry of the Loon Then what say I to such mundane fretting A fool such as I went to their wedding 3-3-19 Contest:Liquid Luna Lace Sponsor:Chantelle Anne Cooke

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