Fuzzy Eclectic Observances of Forbidden Fruits by Ted Sheridan

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Fuzzy Eclectic Observances of Forbidden Fruits

Easily deceived by the obtuseness of angles
between light and sound; good decisions
are never easy regardless of our effort to be exact.
Women are different from men, they shave
their heads for an entire array of reasons;
none of them sane. Women are different from men.
As different as an apple to a peach.
The apple renders a healthy juice and the peach
has nectar sweeter than any words can describe
But everybody knows peaches are fuzzy…..

2008 © TS

Ted Sheridan

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Thad Wilk (5/13/2008 7:35:00 PM)
Great read Ted! ! Love the example describing the difference, so true! ! *10*! !
Best regards! Friend Thad

Danny Reynolds (5/13/2008 5:01:00 AM)
Walkin' on the beaches, lookin' at the peaches...
I'm off to find my old Strangler's tape. (Yes, TAPE! ! !)

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