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Premium Member Barefoot in the Savannah

There once was a little boy from Trinidad
found barefoot in the Savannah mini-clad.
  He started on his quest
  in a ripped merino vest
but what adventures that little Trini had!


                Written: May 2015

Radiance of the Sun

S-un 
A-nd 
I-ts 
R-adiance 
H-ave 
E-mitted 
L-ight 
L-etting 
E-arly 

M-orn 
E-njoy 
R-ays 
I-t 
N-icely 
O-pens 

Topic: Birthday of Sairhelle Merino (May 22) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic

Contractual Relatins

Contractual Relations
	


Coming to work every hazy morn
Does not say my mind is still born!

Nor, when I kowtow and say: Boss
I equate you to He on the Cross!

Monthly pay is neither exchange
Of principles with beliefs strange

Nor being a sloth or being a Fool
Or a Merino farmed for its wool!

Dirty boots walk inside my heart-
Dirty feet inside my cleaner part....

Power of sinews of war, that is; dollar
Cannot abduct liberty by the collar!

I’m not a project marked to earn
Self-actualisation is what I yearn!


JM

17th Oct’ 2013


Four Five Six

Fluffy merino
Jumping to and jumping fro….
One two three they go

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