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The Gate

 

In yon farmer’s

Pasture stands,

 

On flattened lands,

 

An upright gate—

One closed,

 

I indicate.

 

I opened it

A little bit …

 

And then squeezed through.

 

While saying toodle-oo,

I lullilooed.

 

And why?! I ask,

To take myself to task.

 

Since there’s no fence,

I must be dense!

 

Although that portal

Must be there

 

For valid cause,

I do declare …

 

And I supposed.

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weirdelf

weirdelf

18 years 8 months ago

Well I declare!

Robert Frost explained it well when he said, good fences make good neighbors. But maybe he condemns to hell good neighborly behaviors. cheers, Jess