Poems for David Avocado Wolfe by Ina Disguise - HTML preview

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Blason for David Avocado Wolfe

Darling's hair is the colour of cold farm sludge

His eyes compare somewhat to treacle fudge

In summer, his skin takes an orange hue

His hair becomes red, as if fire has ensued

His feet are so shapely, as if made of marble

His words are contrived as to not be a garble

Who could fail to adore my sweet as he stands

Ladies fall to worship in small giggling bands

T'would be rude to ignore any eloquent speeches

I am quite sure he smells of sweet ripened peaches