Dew Drop Clause
It gives me great pause,
thinking of a cause,
like getting my paws,
on a dew drop clause.
Now you can dew drop in,
or you can dew drop out,
for if I don't get you,
don't scream and shout.
For me to fathom,
what's in your head,
when you scribble in symbols,
neither living nor dead.
I'm damned if I did it,
and damned if I don't.
I won't take it personal,
no I won't, I just won't.
So before you sign in,
and start bearing your claws,
pay careful attention,
to the dew drop clause.
For life is worth living,
and having a little fun.
A poke in the ribs,
a play on a pun.
Never killed anyone,
like the bullet from a gun,
so put a smile on your face,
and that gloom on the run.
The dew drop clause,
is sealed… and done.
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3/12/15
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