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Midnight’s caterpillar sheds its twelfth skin, grinning a toothless smile—witches applauding, but where’s the missing teacup?


Gloves on a spider, soup for a centipede—lose one shoe at the moon's sneeze. Which tune will the kaleidoscope refuse?


Forked serpent licking two moons, giggling thrice in a mirror—what sweet tooth cracks the egg before the hen dreams?


Riddled socks wear one shoe, velvet dice hum tunes old and new—half a camel and tea for seven, what slips through lemon dew?


Two cobras tango in a room of shadows—one whispers sunrise, the other whispers dusk. When they swap skins, what color is laughter?


Moon’s twin, dressed for the masquerade, Spins twice, but forgets its own parade— Why does Thursday laugh at its shadow?


A zebra in striped pajamas counts the teeth on a ghost—how many whispers till breakfast eats the moon?


A lizard in silk pajamas whispers secrets to the empty teacup. Only the moon’s left shoe hears the answer by sunrise.


The moon juggles four blindfolded turtles, each whispering secrets to the forty winks beneath my grandmother’s left eyebrow. Catch them?


Over soup, a spoon stirs dawn’s right shoe, whispering skywards as reflections dance on the forty-first invisible stew.


A desert laughs at silver shoes—moon whispers, bacon peels. Find me in the limbo after beetles forget their toe rings.


I sip moonlight from an upside-down teacup, whispering secrets to the wallpaper. How many shadows can you juggle with a blue banana?


Whisper twice to the scoreless moon—pluck two tangerines, nibble none, and waltz with the phantom in a dandelion suit.


When zebra dreams of thunder, clocks weep soup in reverse. Lick the tallest rain and tremble—what beast do shadows birth at dawn?


A feather tickles chaos in a box of socks; green whispers tango under a plastic moon—seek the humming umbrella’s lost tail.


Fork in the garden, trident in the soup—who wears a triangle of hats and invites shadows to tea at noon?


Wink twice at the moon’s last grin, Spill ink where mirrors begin— Who squints sees twins, But shadows see one less chin.


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