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Philip L Ward

Taking the Hiss

It’s careless really, quite remiss,
For a snake to lose its hiss,
To stick your tongue out with no noise,
Doesn’t fit with reptile poise,
On seeing this one might conclude,
That the beast was being rude.

(2013)

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Life’s Twists and Turns

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Back in the Black (Funny)

John would look in the mirror and… At the thinning of his hair, Making wishes, needs and wants, For a thatch upon his bonce. How can someone as young as he,
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Consequences

Quasi met Esmeralda at the annual… She wasn’t wearing any rings so he… I do like rings she told him I am… Confused he thought his peal appea… Young Quasi was keen to impress h…
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Stoking for a Date

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