| An Imperfect Imposition |
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“Beware enterprises |
| molted a shive, |
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that require |
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new clothes.” |
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| He out cast the let |
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Ruined good tune, |
| down at sup-a-dup |
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raised to put |
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bread on table. |
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| frumpted and follying, |
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Commuters fly |
| and clutched the rolled, |
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in wingtips aspire |
| acrested the abridged am-this |
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cross closed bridges. |
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| Daddy-Oh! Pater-pitter-patter |
Ah, familiar |
| potairy, roong froom the Gin-is-is |
in joy of brewcrew |
| hisses Ink Pour Age. |
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song of a pint. |
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| He rit the hoad alt coomed, |
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[Readers |
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may reply |
| and snoozled wths sapoozed. |
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below.] |
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| Hairfigged fitted, compred wronged, |
All quiet |
| he wroted, a temptwitted, |
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on the worsted |
| but ownlie slylents twas loosening, |
font. |
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| ands the suns downsed and moons |
Only a real fool |
| arowsis a crewised shell fellowing |
ignores the full |
| pips sillied byburds. |
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loon. |
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| Sorry to impose like this is the poet |
Where should it go: |
| speaking, but have you a place for thes |
Recycling, Compost, |
| amythidst your these is? |
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or Garbage? |
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| Supposing posing, oh, posing: |
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Climbing |
| “I am positioned,” the imposing |
the corpus |
| poet posited, “I am composed.” |
ladder. |
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| Nonesuchofwhich off course |
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Maybe end |
| was teachno techno blareney, |
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with the “byburds”? |
| steel eye as I am I am postplus. |
Too late now? |
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| Owl duedew uandeye goal |
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Reading kicker |
| quickwick of it? |
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position player |
| Illklicked ear, wellclick thr. |
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diversion. |
The Coming of the Toads 