passing peacocks
the peacocks all have run away with irridescent pride. camels proved more practical upon which folks could ride.
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RE: RE: RE: native sons and daughers
feed the peacocks, dress the giants, oil the gears on the laugh appliance.
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RE: RE: RE: RE: native sons and daughers
Take off your vest Reveal that chest Show up at dawn For a romp on the lawn.
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native signs and slaughters
With the hair on my chest I've got more grass than the lawn to romp around at least as grumpy as any beast.
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RE: designing camels
I will improve the camel's shape and flatten his unsightly back, then shorten his legs to enable the folks to mount without using a jack.
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RE: RE: native sons and daughers
by the way officer clean up my lawn make sure the grass, is green by dawn
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and one more thing...
Woven from the wool of goats who call these frigid regions home, designs or frills come second to survival in the snow.
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RE: and one more thing...
at home among the desert dunes, where water is a rare thing, little boys play happily dirty without caring.
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designing camels
committes work through meetings a method tried and true to fumble, stumble, start again, and never quite get through.
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designating camels
improve his temper and i won't mind using a ladder to climb up behind
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RE: native sons and daughers
officer, I must complain of camels on my land. I'll have you know flowers won't grow. please remove this sand.
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and another thing...
nights in these desert dunes are often very chilly, we need some afghans after dark. (I prefer them frilly).
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native sons and daughers
this desert is home to the camel, constructed to function on sand, each son and daughter can go without water for months as they traverse the land.
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native sons and daughers
The camel resembles a horse as designed by a committee, as ugly as it is mean, which is a pity.
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new camelton
without a leaf to munch upon, without a stream for chilling, the camel chose the desert life, the others were not willing.
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native sons and daughers, flora and fauna
Flowers in the desert would be a precious sight, but growing isn't easy: conditions must be exactly right.
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native sons and daughers
Rocking through the desert to the wailing song, taking his time ... Is that so wrong?
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RE: native sons and daughers
The Camel Made It, After All That Time No Water Left Inside Fell Out Down The Line
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RE: native sons and daughers
I hear one can become quite ill while traveling on these ships. it jolts the torso, shoulders, moreso, as well as head and hips.
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RE: new camelton
A lifetime in a dessert What a thing to imagine Content in my armchair Comfortable and sanguine
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flora and fauns
slightly removed I will insert here evergreen trees and tiny reindeer.
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RE: native sons and daughers
generations adjust cradle mother chisels us with dust thick lines carved under our eyes neigh asunder our entrenched lives
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children of the world
having no choice in choosing our star, at home in the dust, we are what we are.
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RE: children of the world
swimming against the stars can be done. But it's a lonely journey made for just one.
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RE: RE: new camelton
mmm. warm. comfy. filled with content. certainly better than any sheik's tent.
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