It only remains now to sonnetize...
Part Eighteen
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3 years ago
There was a bird with us whose long sojourn...
Part Seventeen
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There was a funny duck there in that wood...
Part Sixteen
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There was a swallow there who
with us came...
Part Twelve
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There was a widow there came all in black...
Part Nine
More fun with Chaucer...
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With him there came his cousin, a snake...
Part Eight
Jawser continues to introduce the migrants...
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There was a turtle there, plodding and slow...
Part Seven
More migrants as described by Jeffrey Jawser
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Next, all in orange and black, a Monarch came...
Part Six
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Also there was a hen, a hummingbird...
Part Five
The flyer most unique in all our herd. Others would flutter, float, sail, wave in air;
shakes1939
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Still another migrant...
Part Four
A yeoman there was, one who grazed the grass. But he was the last of his kind, alas.
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Jeffrey Jawser introduces another migrant...
Part Three
With him there soared a swan, as white in hue As bat was brown. These two together flew
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Jawser introduces the first of the migrants...
Part Two
Ah, reader dear, please give me space and time. My story in all justice demands rhyme.
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The Cricketary Tales of Jeffrey Jawser...
Part One
Insects and animals in a takeoff on Chaucer's "Canterbury Tales"