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Poems from the great big Jersey poetry book. A collection of poetry from people in or from Jersey.

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Hag in a bag
by Val Ford

My head's in a paper bag!
My tummy is tucked in a rag,
'Cos I thought it my duty
To look like a beauty
Lack a day, I now look like a hag!

submitted: 14/10/03



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