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Laughter Under the Moonlight
In twilight's glow, the antics rise,
Three jesters dance beneath the skies.
With puns and pranks that twine like threads,
They stitch the night, where laughter spreads.
Curly's curls, a wiry leap,
Larry's gaze, a playful peep.
Moe wields mischief, oh so bright,
Boo-boos sparkling, a pure delight.
With every slip, a giggle flies,
Their folly shines as the moon lies.
For in each blunder, joy ignites,
The Stooges' charm, our hearts' invites.
So let them play, these clowns divine,
For every boo-boo, pure, benign,
Brings forth the laughter, bold and clear,
Three Stooges’ nights we hold so dear.
Hats A'Flyin'
In a ruckus of laughter, the Stooges collide,
Knocked hats a-flying, with chaos as their guide.
Curly's wild antics, a whirl and a twirl,
Moe’s stern directives, while Larry’s locks unfurl.
Mischief looms larger, as pranks intertwine,
With each slapstick moment, how joyfully they shine.
A trio of trouble in comical spree,
In the heart of their madness, we all find glee.
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