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March 14, 2012
Cups and saucers on silver trays,
What better sight on sunny days?
Sat in the garden on the bench,
In the company of a sprightly wench.
I’ll have some sugar, two lumps please.
Oh, you are a sweet little tease.
I’ll chase you round the apple tree,
But only after I’ve taken tea.
These shortbread biscuits are divine,
Perhaps you’d like a drop of wine?
And another glass, maybe?
Yes, that’s better…. Sod the tea.
Let’s get merry in case we die.
Let not our life just pass us by.
Each second wasted is a loss,
Oh look! There goes an albatross
Let’s make hay whilst the sun doth shine,
Isn’t life just so sublime
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