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Created on: February 01, 2009
I forgot my homework;
can't find it anywhere.
I guess when I was leaving
I left it on the chair.
I did it I assure you,
numbers one to ten.
I just didn't put it back into
my schoolbag once again.
I know you don't believe me,
but I swear it's really true.
If I hadn't left it on the chair,
I'd prove it to you too!
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