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Created on: September 10, 2009
Pumpkins lounging in a field,
Until one has had it's fill,
Mom and I search long to pick,
Pumpkins orange, fat and thick,
Kids so happy; runnin' round,
I take cinnamon; nutmeg down
Next, canned milk, just mix it in,
Pumpkin fillings, Jack O grins,
In Gramma's homemade crust it pours,
Even Dad can't wait for more!
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