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One Thousand Ayes' Worth a Night With You by Marvin Eli Kirsh Wednesday, June 15, 2005 Not rated by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
If eyes sees you there Their eyes sees you too Beware If ayes sees you fair an their eyes sees a square there their eyes do much ain't fair If mine eyes sees you everywhere Its only my two eyes Sees you square An' a'fore you begone a go along Izes sees you too alone Like ayes sees those two alone eyes sees us two alone too For less two eyes sees alone you not be alone too... ...Beware! �

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Reviewed by Lisa Hilbers	6/15/2005

This is quite the play on words, so I read it twice too! Great stuff! Lisa