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    This sonnet expresses the speaker's affection for their strange tissue. They are inspired to write by their tissue and love how it eats, waddles, and bounces, invading their mind day and night as they dream about its ounce. The speaker compares their tissue to a chemical eye, saying it is more solid, liberal, and dry. They count the many ways they love their tissue, including its big eyebrows, humor, and smile, and how thinking of its loose humor fills their days. The speaker must now depart with a maudlin heart, but hopes the tissue will remember their weird words while they are apart.

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    This sonnet expresses the speaker's affection for their strange tissue. They are inspired to write by their tissue and love how it eats, waddles, and bounces, invading their mind day and night as they dream about its ounce. The speaker compares their tissue to a chemical eye, saying it is more solid, liberal, and dry. They count the many ways they love their tissue, including its big eyebrows, humor, and smile, and how thinking of its loose humor fills their days. The speaker must now depart with a maudlin heart, but hopes the tissue will remember their weird words while they are apart.

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    Polymer Grudt

    Uploaded by

    Jeo Adrian Ling
    This sonnet expresses the speaker's affection for their strange tissue. They are inspired to write by their tissue and love how it eats, waddles, and bounces, invading their mind day and night as they dream about its ounce. The speaker compares their tissue to a chemical eye, saying it is more solid, liberal, and dry. They count the many ways they love their tissue, including its big eyebrows, humor, and smile, and how thinking of its loose humor fills their days. The speaker must now depart with a maudlin heart, but hopes the tissue will remember their weird words while they are apart.

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    Ode to the Tissue

    A Sonnet by Anon
    My strange tissue, you inspire me to write.
    I love the way you eat, waddle and bounce,
    Invading my mind day and through the night,
    Always dreaming about the lying ounce.

    Let me compare you to a chemic eye?


    You are more solid, liberal and dry.
    Vain drought dries the plain picnics of July,
    And summertime has the generous sky.

    How do I love you? Let me count the ways.


    I love your big eyebrows, humour and smile.
    Thinking of your loose humour fills my days.
    My love for you is the endemic spile.

    Now I must away with a maudlin heart,


    Remember my weird words whilst we're apart.

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