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Created on: December 28, 2010
THE TONGUE
What weapon have I to fight the great dragon
That roars and snores with a split tongue he’s been waggon
Can I fight him with weapons of conventional means
or do I need something larger like shovels and beams
I have planned my attack and my offense is set
My defense is ready every detail I have met
So I slip up behind him, I see a slight problem
The dragon is wounded, on his leg he is hobblen
So I lay down my weapon, and walk straight to his face
I mended the wound and in his heart I found grace
The dragon wasn’t mad, just tender and sore
I’m sure glad his tongue isn’t wagging anymore
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