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| Munch, Munch, Munch |
I know from it's hard core basis,
I see other's who will cadge,
Who do not own it, like sister Madge,
But after awhile it grows vair,
And to me it doesn't seem very fair,
Although I am a bit torpid,
I find it almost morbid,
How one with a large hunch
Can manage to steal my lunch.
(Words from FreeRice.com- caseous (cheese-like), cadge (beg), vair (squirrel fur), and torpid (sluggish)
This is great!
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This is really well done. I liked how you managed to put uncommon words together to make sense out of them. I didn't know what all the words meant but the lines you put after them helped me have an idea of what they could be. It's really creative and I enjoyed it. Also congrats on the Freerice offer :)
ReplyDeleteI agree with Nelly! It is really well done, good job :) Those were tough words, I don't know what they meant either, but I googled a few and now it makes sense! Keep it up!
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