Articlular

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He sat in front of his congo
uninspired.
He knew his chores needed
completion.
His wife was having a shing-ding
Starting noon the next day.
He needed to reherst, but doing
so alone never solved his problem.
He would put it off until evening
When his chores were done.
He reminded hisself that the
Cows milks of today would be the
milks for tomorrow; and those
Eggs of morning would be ingredients
For tommorrows supper.
The bacon in the cellar, was flavor for
Tommorrows meal.
But what inspired him was the sweet
tastes of fruit wine, he needed to
Tastes and refrigerate for both evening company and tommorrows festivities.
Bouis wines which whispers melodies to the tougue, cantar the smooth harmonic richness of fruit and flavor.
Which makes and encouraging reason to kiss!

About this poem

It's from the intros to the "Big Sky" While a stranger, over heard us; we Prepared to dance and love. The man with red eyes pretended to be someone we knew. He spoke himself familer. But he was " The Red-Eyed Stranger"!

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Written on January 01, 0001

Submitted by allanterry542curtis_2 on July 10, 2021

Modified on March 05, 2023

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Quick analysis:

Scheme ABCDEFEGEDHHIJKLMNOPKQ
Closest metre Iambic pentameter
Characters 754
Words 133
Stanzas 1
Stanza Lengths 22

You Know Me

Said to have been familiar with several familiar works. They called him Alto, he took aliking to Ms. Hausbouis ( Bouis) He made the wines from the fruited trees , after a storm blow through, he spent an evening carving a flute from a broken orange tree. A note written by, a man named "Composer" came it was addressed for Tenor the fifth, or fifth tenor, it started folk to guessing. The thought him Alto, but he answered to Tenor We sent word to a man named producer, we asked him if he knew a man named Alto. He told him he knew several Tenors, one may have married an Alto, then he said Alto Tenor was a famous member of " The fagottii" I told my wife I didn't want hymn round here! more…

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