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Dairy Queen Sisters

Free form language mathematics engineering 
Contest

Two Sisters efficient x amount of life, lives a day 

Improve that.

Tip Jar Writes

Slim trim

No wheat,
No dairy, sweet,
Trim, neat!

Premium Member I'm Hungry

“Eye of newt, and toe of frog,
Wool of bat, and tongue of dog,
Adder's fork, and blind-worm's sting,
Lizard's leg, and owlet's wing,—
For a charm of powerful trouble,
Like a hell-broth boil and bubble.
Double, double toil and trouble;
Fire burn, and caldron bubble.”
? William Shakespeare  Macbeth  The Witches brew


I’m hungry, sounds good to me~ I sure hope it’s gluten and dairy free


Dairy fairies


****s Gluts
Societal Stutter
More Cuts
Suicidal Splutter
Serfs Ruts

Should be wary
Weary of the scary
Leery lairy Dairy Fairy

Utter Nutter
If's But's
Gutter Mutter
Tut Tutts

Because of their ilk
Silk road's now
Bow..cash cow 
Kowtow to 
Road of Milk

Nadirs Clutter
Wing Nuts
Flitter Flutter
Garters from Guts
Soften your butter

Everything shudders
Will explode
Due to the udders

Rivers life
Givers rotten
Nature rife
Delivers from 
Strife forgotten
Moolah besotten

Milk powder
Or
Seafood chowder

Dairy highway dismay
All day diner
Cosplay for our new 
Crueler ruler.. China
 
Hip hip Hooray!

Premium Member hillbillies dairy cow

Hillbillies got a dairy cow and trained it up right
It mooed and bellowed all through the first night
Drank some moonshine and did a crazy petootsie dance.
So silly and funny, the fireflies flitted and flew as if in a trance.

Premium Member Is She a Dairy Cow

You ask her she said, giving me a bit of a poke.
I don’t even know her name I said to this brazen folk.
She might not even know the stranger said to me.
She is not red Angus, I said, I think she might be dairy.

The cow was lounging on a bench painted Iowa barn red.
She gave me a look that I could not decipher in my head.
A huge yawn came out of her mouth, and she flicked away a bee.
You are right, she said, I am bovine, a cow, female and truly dairy.


The Dairy of a Knight

The strings that pull,
They don’t see,
The thoughts that fight to rule,
An encroaching sea.

The views that want to control,
They, in hordes patrol,
They, in a long time chase,
Veiled to the face.

A chaotic chamber,
Waves unwilling to slumber,
Colourful is the external,
Murky is internal.

Smooth the edges,
They ruffle again,
Straighten the verges,
They revert to a lopsided plain.

The battles are undying,
Midnight is prying,
Strangers lurk in the forests,
It’s a journey through monsters' nests.



February 4, 2023.

Premium Member Molay Wins Day and Dairy

We emigrated from England to Rhodesia, I was just 
Seven when I began grade two,
My wonderful father always there if I wanted a 
Cuddle or a good old boo-hoo,
My English still rocky as I was mostly 
Greek speaking,
When I came home with a story of strange
And mistakable reading,
O daddy I uncountably sobbed, I just 
Don’t understand,
Why at school today in my class all the 
Children just laughed,
My teacher asked, who will tell me what 
We have learnt today,
I put up my hand, Mrs Bell, I said proudly, we learnt
About a dairy, and a mouse called Molay
My father laughed, tousled my hair, 
My dear cheeky dolly,
Your mouse is Molly and your dairy is a diary
No, i said still tears streaming down, 
My face, it was about Molay and a dairy,
Fair enough my Greek- English young lady, 
Let us write in your diary about Molay and the dairy.


A TRUE STORY WHICH I NEVER LIVED DOWN

Premium Member Dairy Cows Delight Our Walk

Dairy cows took the lead today; and I do not have to ask why 
Stood in a clear pool of pond water under the bluest sky 
Letting their hooves feel the coolness of the water
I watched from afar with my young excited daughter

We seldom get to see such a gorgeous endearing sight 
I took a photo, because it felt totally right.
I will walk here more often now, to delight my daughter
Who insisted on wading in the other side of the water.

My Pink Glittery Diary

I have a pink glittery dairy 
It is there when I sleep it is there when 
I dream and sometimes it is there when I scream
I write what i do everyday in it 
I write everything from going out or staying home in Quarantine 
I write in it everyday so if you want to ask me about my day you can just peak and seek

Old Dairy Still New

New twenty one like 
My old dairy twenty 
No notes 
Note to nothing

Premium Member Dairy Barn Invaded By Jay

cooing blackbirds drowned out with quick ugly squawk
dairy barn invaded by an irritated jay
wooing bovine herds mooing down by eagle rock
airy haymow fragrance potent on this summer day

nest in rafters, possibly of a small frightened wren.
able farmer’s wife shoos prickly crow away
rest of barn’s hay is harsh, prickly and rather thin
stable in August is usually in bit of disarray

Written 1-23-2020
Sponsor: Dear Heart
Contest: Let’s Write a Lento Poetry Contest

Premium Member Hillside Dairy Cube - a Haiku

Hillside Dairy Cube - A Haiku

inclement hillside
a single, joyful cube skips
whilst watching the cheese

steep stoppage hillside
around, dairy pebble stands
beyond the hillside

5/2/19

A Dairy of An Opsimath

Thirty years of my life have flown pass
I am in danger of being typecast
Working 9 – 5 everyday
For nothing but minimum pay

It’s at this time I decided to change
Find a way to exchange
My mundane life that I have lived
Into something I myself have derived

Back to university for me
To study a degree
A degree in what is yet to be seen
I just need to decide whilst I’m still green

I am proud to call myself an opsimath
Its taken me years to find my path
Now, that I am on the right track
There is no turning back

I’m the oldest in my class by far
But please don’t label me and put me in a jar
Please don’t discard me like a used tissue
At the end of the day I’m the same as you

Fingers crossed this will be a new start
A new page on my flip chart
Three years in university here we go!
hopefully, I will update you again in a year or so....

My Nation's Dairy

Nigerians aren't happy people...But we enjoy everyday 

Not because it's easy but Our fate is accepted 
Yet, we grow to change that... 
       Value added ensues, but our tax been looted 

Corruption tall and sleek causing greed deeply rooted In our minds..,
 we watch on and of course learn from our present  leaders .

Mentor them subconsciously 
More As we often sing to our parents 'we are the leaders of tomorrow '
Yet tomorrow comes, we still watching these present  leaders subconsciously -concious 
           How clumsy that sounds and is....


As I write tis today 
    Tomorrow is never promised but growth is 
We work towards growing in love 
  Cos love brings Wisdom to see, know 
and to come to 'Change as a sane Nation 
    We are sane yet we lack sanity 
         Tomorrow is never promised but growth is...

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