A Hurried Baby Cyclism Poem by Edward Hayes56

A Hurried Baby Cyclism

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To find happiness is a task, much hard, said captain piccard, on the starship valdemard, as he approached a monster the likes never seen before, which squirmed on the floor like a broken trapdoor, many a times he said joy was only in his head but then he found that in the ground was rock like a sled, a joyous bore like none had ever seen before, his name was jack, a moron, ill say no more than that.

Monday, March 31, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: Sport
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Dom Cooke 31 March 2014

I love it. So deep. So emotional. I want more!

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