damn the big liar,
double-dealer, thinks people
deceitful like him
Thanks God it's Friday!
Good time was spent in natural zoo
I calmly watched some of cool wild animals,
Birds, cats, monkeys ,and few more..
It was fantastic show
Full-moon gray baboon retells his old,
Doing its best to catch up Funny Silia Little Crow
Sometimes smart sometimes fool
uses her best to fellow and follow
Double-dealer white snake was not cool at all
Vapid Dick Nose seems sick as used to be bow
Inspector colorful bird sings once in awhile
One cat plays in cute childish ways with a cow
The sweet eyes Wolf was busy observing the cat
Dove was not in her pretty nest though
Marvelous Indian Ruby Canary sings
with her true lovely tone and colors I saw,
and some other beautiful neat birds
who are smoothly leaving their sows to grow
Thanks God it's Friday!
Good time was spent in natural zoo
I calmly watched some of wild animals,
Birds, cats, monkeys ,and few more.. It was fantastic show
Full-moon gray baboon retells his old,
Doing its best to catch up Funny Silia Little Crow
Sometimes smart sometimes fool
uses her best to fellow follow
Double-dealer white snake was not cool at all
Vapid Dick Nose seems sick as used to be bow
Inspector colorful bird sings once in awhile
One cat plays in cute childish ways with a cow
The sweet eyes Wolf was busy observing the cat
Dove was not in her pretty nest though
Marvelous Indian Ruby Canary sings
with her true lovely tone and colors I saw,
and some other beautiful neat birds
who are smoothly leaving their sows to grow
Dangerously cunning,
dressed to kill, she plans his
downfall, relying on
debilitating strength.
Driven by greed she acts:
Deft hand of betrayal
dealt by a femme fatal.
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Contest: Pleiades - D
Sponsor: Kim Merryman
Placed 3rd
© 29th August 2016
The damn liar, double-dealer, thinks that all people are deceitful like him or her
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