tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-14981299.post-62159245857778254012008-07-10T03:08:00.000-07:002008-07-10T03:09:09.467-07:00Lucky Charms<p> I went on a date with a woman who lacked<br> &nbsp;&nbsp;Two eyebrows above her blue eyes.<br> We got on quite well but I struggled to tell<br> &nbsp;&nbsp;When she was expressing surprise. </p><p> She didn't have eyebrows or patience for fools.<br> &nbsp;&nbsp;She did have four legs and a tail.<br> She kept them for luck. They stopped her pet cat<br> &nbsp;&nbsp;From being blown away in a gale. </p><p> The rabbit who lost his four legs and his tail<br> &nbsp;&nbsp;Didn't have luck on his side,<br> And neither did she when she lost her eyebrows.<br> &nbsp;&nbsp;When they departed she cried. </p><p> Our date was successful. We went out again.<br> &nbsp;&nbsp;This happened when I was eighteen.<br> But I don't know what I was eighteen of.<br> &nbsp;&nbsp;I can't say what I once have been. </p><p> A friend of mine used to be seventeen squirrels<br> &nbsp;&nbsp;When he was just fifteen months old.<br> As time passed he grew into one human being.<br> &nbsp;&nbsp;This happens quite often, I'm told. </p>Henry Seaward-Shannonnoreply@blogger.com