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![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Poem number 86 |
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![]() GROUP 3 Tom and Clarea Labradors Jacqueline Fees Wet Jeremy Tring Barr Octopus Cheering an Elephant Twigs Pig Sleep Tight London Train Fillerby Ching A Cold La Bird Windy Day |
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![]() Barr Sheep go arr but moistly barr But sometimes they do cough, I've never heard a sheep to laugh And even less to giggle, I suppose its prose By those who knows That make them all so sad, I'd be sad and rather mad To hear a wheeze about the fleece, Which took a year to grow, So that's just why sheep don't laugh But simply all go barr, So when you write a woolly pro Although it be quite funny, Tell it to a kangaroo Or even wildebeest, But never never to a sheep. Tony |
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