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The Eclectic Pen - silly celestial metaphor
By: REBECCA O. (sunnybrookgal) + 2 more
Date Submitted: 2/25/2009
Genre: Literature & Fiction » Poetry
Words: 45
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The moon is a silver dollar in the pocket of the sky, The stars copper pennies to be spent when passing by. The sun is a shining piece of eight in the hand of a pirate brave, The planets pearly marbles in the pouch of a black-clothed knave. |
The Eclectic Pen » All Stories by REBECCA O. (sunnybrookgal)
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