| She is so peaceful, yet causes fear Him so bright and full of cheer She rests the body, he wakes the soul Him so light, she black as coal Her with mole and tiny bright freckles He covers us with tiny tear speckles She hides us, he beams with pride He, her husband, she his bride He in bright silk, her all in velvet A yin-yang marriage as they tell it Two lovers who meet but twice a day When he must go, she need stay Now I ask you, who are they? |
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| Played one on one, Or perhaps two on two; With four majors, Two eras, And my own hall of fame. Bjorn, Pete, and Ivan all played me; Indoors or out, I delight both young and old! |
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| Look to the west for golden hues painting the sky, A vast canvas where curiosity lies. Dance with my colors, as they begin to fade, Twilight’s kiss, a tune well-made. Flames born of a dying light, A radiant spectacle, making everything feel alright. Nature’s masterpiece is a symphony of art, Tomorrow, my sister will greet you in the morn, |
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| Complete the words so that the last 2 letters of the first word are the first 2 letters of the second word, and the last 2 letters of the second word are the first 2 letters of the third word, etc. The last 2 letters of the tenth word are the first 2 letters of the first word, thus completing the circle.
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| What do the following words have in common?
Vermont |
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