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Author: * Senex Caecilius -
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Date: Feb 3, 2006 - 11:58
but he wrote a clue-line verse for the occasion. Can you solve it?
I know a trick to make kids soar like larks.
Springtime is windy, ideal in the parks.
Tethered to earth, and though trailing a tail,
Each one endeavors to rise up and sail.
Paper, scissors, sticks, and string win the day.
Vasant Panchami is coming... Let's play!
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N. B. Each line in a clue-line verse provides a clue about the key word which provides the subject of the poem. The clue may be a preponderance of a particular letter, an obvious alliteration, an acrostic pattern, or other device. The last line in this poem is a dummy line to complete the couplet and contains no clue.
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