“Opposites Distract”
[A Limmerick]
Why transport CARgo in a ship, but SHIPment in a car?
Are these oxymorons bleeding your brain yet thus far?
Cover your bases,
And cut your losses
Lest all this will give you a cerebral scar.
~ by Deirdre St. Croix
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Deirdre St. Croix
I want to : get lost in a world of books in the middle of a glorious rain; burrow deep in my rabbit hole where nothing else exists but my reveries; drown in an ocean of euphoric oblivion; and float amongst clouds in reckless abandon....
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soooo true! English is ridiculous lol.