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by Adam John

Created on: April 02, 2009 Last Updated: November 10, 2010

Around the house she runs
Laughing aloud with glee
Pounding her feet like drums
She cries "catch me, catch me!"

Unabashed and unafraid
She tells you how she feels
Rejects the food you made
Wants beans with all her meals

Reciting Twinkle Star
She jumps upon the bed
She will fly so very far
But watch out for her head!

You won't be mad for long
Your rules will not faze her
We all laugh to hear her say
"Whatever, loser!"

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