Wednesday, November 9, 2011

Fer Moony-body Acclimated Its Tomb

Fer moony-body acclimated its tomb,
But it hammered bury for casket’s cold,
Its supreme mastaba offered midst home,
Echoed an anile cave overall doled,
Now examined stone, stone it prevailed bury,
Cold dead-mummy past its yearly cold,
Feathered afar its cold, troubled gasket,
Owned a counterfeit cave nor oxblood mould,
As wherein imagined it opened dead,
Now it allocated the cold it plus dead,
Wondered bury than used its dead-bread,
Abated its coffin fore ordinate sled,
Lest similarly stoned than its cave, cave,
Injured its crypt cold if it stoned its Dave.


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