the cheque at the end of the week.
troll lo lol
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The sleep out is content and usually cold,
Watery walls and the stars seem near,
When walks the frost my bed grips the wall,
The wall is eating itself but i don't care,
The tadpoles walk over my roof,
In darkness I have my little tv and hot wind blowing from grated cheese,
Yellow is the hearty beef,
In creaks the cat through the tongue and groove door,
Sleepy sleep cat we are both under the forest floor,
Fortitude arranged dried leaves are surround,
A kettle of fish, it's a kennel,
Conifer scratches tin roof,
It's sort of like a kennel,
The boy's sleepout cries for it's mother,
The stars don't care as they have thyme for pasture,
We have camomile less the grass our black cats chew,
The barrow wheels in the dusty spud,
The cat drags in the self satified boy,
Boil the jug; "Get the jug on!" says the Dad to the fish,
The wash water wields a wash water gray,
But the stream in the ditch sings the long boy to sleep.
Hovering Stone
Furthest field oozing countenance,
The fringe of the hardwoods rolling forth as the peak of breakers,
Your empty visage had become the native owl,
The purse of your soul,
You are a being of utterances unfailable,
Yes, I should care to lick your taniwha eyes,
The eyes and toxicity of the amphibious cane toad,
Wash down thee caviar eyes,
Over thy salted naked body as bones in a sack of immaculate skin,
There in the vortex image you approach weakly,
Stumbling over the dirt clogs of a somewhat temporal colosseum, wrapped up as if you were the Elephant Man,
And spectated cruely by countless bleating goats and billies with slug gun pellets in their hard white foreheads,
She named 'Christe Libertas' bright and as a solid gold oriental figurine,
Placed faultlessly with solemn vigor in the fore of the natural and legendary balancing rock.
[By Quint Baker 2011]