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Latest post Fri, Dec 7 2007 11:59 PM by Gloson. 0 replies.
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Gloson  +  450799 Fri, 07 Dec 07 11:59 PM

Row, row, row your boat's
(All to be sung in the tune of 'Row, row, row your boat'.)

Walk, Walk, on the Beach

Walk, walk on the beach;
You should see some gulls.
They might defecate on you,
If you steal my sculls.

Walk, Walk, in the Zoo

Walk, walk, in the zoo,
‘till you stand and dream.
If the elephants drench you,
Please enjoy your scream.

Wake, wake every night

Wake, wake every night;
Fall down stairs in pain
Please don’t tell me that you’ve been
Sleepwalking again.



I don't think the grammar is correct.

Gloson
Joined on Wed, Dec 5 2007
Selangor, Malaysia, S.E.A.
New Member 10
I am a poet that writes poetry, Most of them are funny, but some are serious too. I came to this forum to improve my poetry, My grammar, my sentences, and stories from you!
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