shone
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| rubbed and rubbed till everything | shone | then they peeled potatoes scraped |
| scrubbed that flair until it | shone | and every speck o dirt |
| sunk into deep caves they | shone | with an unexpected brightness as |
| an neil cam ahint we | shone | oor torches doun an up |
| is on the wye it | shone | like a lowe throw gurly |
| the lowe frae her caunle | shone | ower twa pairs o steekit |
| teachin o the saint fa | shone | frae the waa in the |
| first to change the sun | shone | at the weekend and there |
| days seemed ti me sun | shone | baithe nicht an day pause |
| yin day as the sun | shone | bricht in the sky a |
| bought chimes too the sun | shone | bright on the market bustle |
| haa far the sun niver | shone | far the win niver blew |
| cover thin an the sun | shone | fou bricht throu the gaps |
| while at others the sun | shone | incongruously from a blue sky |
| an strang when simmer sun | shone | on the braes an soarin |
| its axle a new sun | shone | so it continued to flutter |
| no strange noises the sun | shone | softly the clock ticked in |
| daffodils the lilies noo that | shone | sae bricht in simmer s |
| the lilac buss gowd starnies | shone | abeen a littlin thirled tae |
| aff mair memories names that | shone | oot abeen the doors like |
| have little coloured lights sh- | shone | on your various chakra points |
| into the experience the stars | shone | above children played around us |
| gold stars on it that | shone | through mysie walsh s hair |
| third age group affair has | shone | a light on the practices |
| sat where tears should have | shone | i had rolled from her |
| ken whit tae dae he | shone | his licht on them as |
| thistledown fariver she gaed she | shone | sma boukit an licht s |
| scoured with sand till they | shone | like stainless steel and made |
| hard quite brazen one button | shone | from my brother s blazer |
| games but the home team | shone | throughout the week with a |
| windaes wi vinegar till they | shone | a washer wife wauked ower |
| by moscow standards diplomatic privilege | shone | like a halo around such |
| white flashin jewels when sunlight | shone | and when was the last |
| oblivion maybe he could have | shone | again just like he did |
| gleaming wax of the statue | shone | like bone two burning candles |
| driven snaa an her sheen | shone | like sharn on a weet |
| think o something her complexion | shone | as she blushed and smiled |
| she speired the tallest quine | shone | the flashie onno her wrist |
| fin i wis young i | shone | in king s grey airt |
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