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Shall I compare thee to a summers day?
You're really hot!
And I shall stand by what I say,
Though you protest you're not.
You mock my person,
But your love for me is deep,
I know that as your comments worsen
At my sight you give a leap.
So let this romance start,
And the passions flood,
I would give you my heart,
If I didn't need the blood
Though these comments are made in mirth
No love can claim a truer birth.
You're really hot!
And I shall stand by what I say,
Though you protest you're not.
You mock my person,
But your love for me is deep,
I know that as your comments worsen
At my sight you give a leap.
So let this romance start,
And the passions flood,
I would give you my heart,
If I didn't need the blood
Though these comments are made in mirth
No love can claim a truer birth.
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Winnie and Christopher Robin
“Come on Darling, there’s something I want to show you,” said a man gently. The man was in his thirties, his red-brown hair neatly trimmed and dark eyes practically glowing with warmth as he looked towards his daughter.
The girl could not have been more than six years old, her auburn hair pulled into pigtails with cheerful yellow ribbons tied into bows. She wore a matching dress that came just below her knees. It had a white ruffle on the bottom as well as the neck and each sleeve with the imprint of sunflowers sewn all through the yellow fabric. She skipped merrily to her father, letting him lift her up to be set on her be
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Take her away, Peter
Take her away, Peter.
something about these stories
they seem so real for dear Wendy;
such a lovely fairytale.
Take her away, Peter.
"You must be a lady" her father barks
but adulthood will last so long
her childhood is quickly fleeting
Take her away, Peter.
there she sits night after night
gazing to the stars
to a world she wishes exists.
Take her away, Peter.
she wakes to the tinkering of a small bell.
a boys' shadow stretches across the wall
but where is he?
Take her away, Peter.
speaking as though he knows her heart
Wendy hears of a world she need never worry
never having to grow up.
Take her away, Peter.
second s
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TinkerBell
She wears fairy wings on her back,
Her best friend is a twelve-year-old boy,
And they live in a world all their own.
Tink is all angles and points. All skin and bones with sinewy muscles in between. Wendy is all curves with a plump waist and a pretty, freckled face. She is the first girl to ever challenge Tinkerbell, and Tink hates her.
She hates her brothers too. John is about Peter's age. He is one of those kids too smart for his own good, and not afraid to show it. Tink hates those kids. Michael is cute enough, although he complains too much- "The ground is so muddy" or "Wen-dy! I think a mosquito just bit me!" Wendy, the fool,
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Second poem inspired by the Harlequinade, and old theatre style.
Harlequin was one of the zanni, a foolish lower class. He is a very clever clown and rather athletic. He competes for the love of Columbina, a fellow zanni. Dispite her apperant contempt for him, Harlequin would end up with Colubina by the time our play comes to a close.
Harlequin was one of the zanni, a foolish lower class. He is a very clever clown and rather athletic. He competes for the love of Columbina, a fellow zanni. Dispite her apperant contempt for him, Harlequin would end up with Colubina by the time our play comes to a close.
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Man I love this so much! It's cute and simple, and the style really reminds me of the Harlequin character. So much love for Harlequin and Columbine!