STRA and SART
Here? A version of 'straw' drawl'd down rural UK...
and some Sunnis, of whom one is labeled "Uday."
SR. T. A. -- i.e., S(iste)r T. A.-- and RATS
Here is Sister Tish Anne, my parochial school third-grade teach-...(the ol' bat)...
and some mice (?) (see 'S' RAT*)
TRAS -- i.e., SART reversed -- and STAR
Here? A 's(m)art' reassembly (its order reversed!)...
and a heavenly body. (Let's hope she don't burst!)
TRAS (again) and ‘TRA’S -- i.e., several of the first third of ‘tra-la-la’s
Here are certain tin coins, known to net but small worth...
and some vocables sung 'round the day of His birth.
SAT‘R -- i.e., ‘sat(y)r’ -- and “S” RAT -- i.e., the 19th squealer in the series
Here's a half man/half goat...
and the 19th lab rodent (See RATS) in experiments needin' a coat.
ARTS and AR‘ST
Here are more than the single aesthetical skill...
and to take into "custodie officielle."
TSAR and T.S., RA!
Here? Imperial Russia's ex-ruler (so-called)...
and "Tough shit, Senor Sun God!" (You've not heard? He's bald!)
R: SAT and RT. SA – i.e., the lower half of some trans-American highway
Here's the Student Achievement Test taken for Russe...
and the road from Caracas to Chile's caboose.
AT’RS – i.e., ‘at(ta)rs – and A.T., SR. – i.e., A.T. S(enio)r.
Here? Aromas and odors, some scents and a smell...
and one Art (Fish 'n’ Chips) Treacher's paterfamil-'.
RAST and R’STA – i.e., ‘r(a)sta’
Here's the past participle of "reest" -- viz., "to balk" (lingua veterinarian)...
or Rastafarian.
AST’R – i.e., ast(i)r’ – and AS’RT – i.e., ‘as(so)rt’
Here is 'early to rise'...
and -- according to one or another criterion -- 'categorize.'
TAS’R – i.e., ‘tas'r” – and TARS
An electroshock gun, used precipitously...
and Brit sailors (named Jack, serendipitously).
T’R S.A.! – i.e., ‘T(ou)r S(outh) A(merica)!
(verses to come: a work in progress)
R’TAS – i.e., ‘sat(y)r’ spelt backwards
Here's that half man/half goat runnin’ 'round...in reverse (cf SAT'R above)...
and the end of my verse!
