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My stories

Blue Face

It's dinner for two, me and you, The Italian place in town. But your phone’s lit up and your face is blue, Now you’re scrolling up and down. I push...

Mr Snake

Oh Mr snake, For goodness sake, You ate the buns And chocolate cake, And all the pastries That I baked You ate before my eyes. Oh Mr snake, Oh deary...

Mable's Gable

Last week I had the easy job Of painting Mable’s gable. Paint it green she said to me As we sat around her table. I’ll go and get my tools I said And...
Cherry

Starbucked!

They have double macchiato’s And Latte’s with a twist. Fine festive flavoured favourites, From their fair trade coffee list. There’s the triple...
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The Carpet Man

I wanted carpet fitted, To cover all that wood, So I called the local carpet man And I thought he’d understood. He said with heavy accent. “I fit you...

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