A.
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204 143 79 62 15 43 5
She uses all her ways and wiles
And still he doesn't come to her
But her influence spreads out for miles
And he does, at last, succumb to her.
B.
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123 144 214 198 14 154 102 153 27 112 20 58 189 139 63 162
Thank God for little favors,
If I understand what you're telling.
Without this, yesterdays flavors
Today I'd still be smelling.
C.
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76 70 122 13 57 216 93 146
Divine retribution
Was all very nice,
But it was no substitution
For extracting your price.
D.
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65 191 41 98 126 184 19
When it comes to proper usage
Some folks rule the roost despotically.
My great-aunt's sister, in her dotage,
Could recite the rules hypnotically.
E.
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186 89 195 55 131 206 145 46 120 215 3 17 77 8
The Bill of Rights, according to some,
Is an unsuccessful sequel.
But I feel we shall overcome,
All other things being equal.
F.
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150 40 26 142 188 33 78 97 164 124 212
We always take the car
No matter how often we say
That nothing is too far
and there is no rush anyway.
G.
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185 109 132 174 25 181 199 4 85
Folks often hoot and holler
That from outside they're inferior.
But to really sense the squalor
You should check out the interior.
H.
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105 177 207 34
I thought it quite amusing
But it didn't get a chuckle.
On the costume I was using,
I couldn't close the buckle.
I.
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44 168 103 134 1 171 94 90 179 56 80 61 192 116 156
Dylan said it's how she acts,
And some guys cultivate it.
Still others feel that it detracts;
They're not as liberated.
J.
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87 213 152 36 217 130 16 45 108 10
First introduced by Dusty,
Who also told us what the world needs.
My memory is rusty
As to how she spent the proceeds.
K.
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22 42 172 113 84 75 35 136 101 60
You say his crime's habitual,
His traits are so deep rooted,
That as in individual
He's irreversibly polluted.
L.
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190 32 155 140 74 208
First they tell us what to do
And prepare us to support ourselves.
And all along they make much ado
About how should comport ourselves.
M.
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170 86 59 125 39 81 194 200 24 83 175 49
To say we're just molecular
Is a notion for the birds.
Next they'll say something spectacular,
Like, "Shakespeare is nothing but words."
N.
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118 166 47 9 137 92 82 66 95 111 161
What do you do when she follows you home
And she stands there all sweaty and wagging?
First thing you do is to throw her a bone;
Let her stay if your spirits are sagging.
O.
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178 205 38 183 21 64 106 187
Tell me what this clue was about;
It's hard to ascertain.
Of what it meant I have no doubt;
But to what did it pertain?
P.
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203 50 135 12
To bark like a dog when excited.
It's in my old dictionary.
I thought you'd be delighted.
Don't blame me, I'm a functionary.
Q.
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54 117 201 73 169 193 29 110 127 91 68
It's everywhere you look these days,
You just have to recognize it.
Once you're familiar with my ways,
You'll learn to localize it.
R.
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151 115 176 30 69 48 138 147 218 107 6
At least it's not the last place
In some groups it's in the middle.
For you to get to first base
You'll have to solve this riddle.
S.
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18 37 133 23 197 173 96 71 104 53 88 128 182 148 202
Get a load of that container
It's size is most audacious.
This one's simply a no-brainer;
But it makes me wax mordacious.
T.
_____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____
160 196 121 31 167 11
A sure support in times of stress
When around you is nothing but rancor;
If you need to iron out the mess
You should use the lingua franca.
U.
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141 149 158 209 100 114 129 67 52
This fellow's so obsequious
He's downright sycophantic.
While his habits are punctilious
He's incurably romantic
V.
_____ _____ _____ _____ _____
99 157 163 210 72
I guarantee this place is real
And I've half a mind to go there.
You can get there via automobile
But I prefer to go by armchair.
W.
_____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____
51 2 28 159 211 7 165 119 180
In honor of our guest
We'd like to introduce this metaphor.
The garden as a test,
Is like the universe on Ketalar.