Seen And Heard Poem by Reddle Hinheart

The tone too flat and dosely chose
Was to immend the sheep and goats
From suffice boar of vile peace
A murmur of a queel unscice
I'm a gladly farmer cloaked.

Despised the cloft; despised the see;
A marvelous stash becoming blee:
Before the floor: a bummest dance,
Repeat the flush; amend seep.
I'm bout too cool for the night's studd.

The rarest ale of the land
Infest the dule of quicker soared,
Besame to peel: besame to rash;
Aspite the furs would beacon leash
Be the fearest and revived.

Unsound not a gear summary
A fossil was too contrary
A found of bray, must eap and seek
Be halt and till for every week;
Wild views were offset to see.