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Tag Archives: moon
Quarter moon in a ten cent town
It’s a quarter moon in a ten cent town / Time for me to lay my heartaches down Continue reading
A peculiar friend
She likes her toenails well done She likes her moon amputated She likes her truffles ruffled And her hair down and broiled – James Steerforth ( © 2008 ) Inspired by the existence of a blog called Amputated Moon.
Posted in Creative writing, Fun, Literature, Nonsense, Poetry, Surrealism, Writing
Tagged amputated, humor, moon, truffles
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Steer Forth! 