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Created on: May 17, 2009
Pear
Toss and toss and toss and
hungrily, I step down the stair
basking in the kitchen
finding the last delicious pear
Devouring the strange, odd taste
soon my mind is hazy
and with sticky mouth and fingers
I stumble up the stairs, lazily
Peaking, hopeful, through the keyhole
you are a knock away
you see juice drops lining the stairs
Where have I been all day?
pound, kick, pound, kick, pound, kick
determined you crumble the door
finding me on my bed
and a pear rolling on the floor
Now ya'll come to see me
dead asleep propped in a chair
and say Girl Van Winkle!
then buy a famous pear
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