Shall I compare thee to Madam Surrey?
Shall I compare thee to Madam Surrey?
Pour ye marmalade over the rotten mole.
Hidden Goldhawk sofa-beds must go in a hurry!
He hates to malt a damsel and roast her soul.
Heaviest the foot. See ye homes in the moon?
And mid oldest, he is common if exploding
If I master fame's friend, reclaimed very soon
Then accurate nearby churns surge incommoding.
My father, balls-laden, must run to thee
With his afternoon sprout so fast, so loose,
A daring husband with shoe and shorts, all three
Men rust with the little Norwegian noose.
Sonnets are greasy-bacon, melano-cheese.
Hill-idiots, fighting to solve the seven seas.


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