Wooden Box

Wooden Box

In my deep deep wooden box I keep: in 
triumphant completion of 
something’s; depending on 
whethers; keyboards with 
buttons who don’t make notes audible to 
the human ear; descriptions and reports on 
equipment and clothing for 
a specific activity; a 
few arrogant diplomats; cutlery who aren’t 
consistent with or 
aren’t in harmony or 
aren’t unanimous with 
cutlery sets; pompous ducks who 
scribble notes concerning the annoying to 
them smell of 
chimney smoke not in an 
unobtrusive manner; and finally 
people who use the word 
“consequently” ad nauseam. However the box isn’t 
locked. They can come and 
go as they wish.
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