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Created on: July 20, 2011
Marlo Thomas played "That Girl",
She was so beautiful and bright,
As Danny's delight, she could warm hearts,
With her pretty smile.
I wish I had a Marlo Thomas in my life,
As a child I was portly and clumsy,
I was called a geek, a freak,
a variety of " bleeping bleeps."
Pretty girls avoided me,
In school, at the pool,
At the beach, in the park,
I guess I lacked the spark,
To melt a young lady's heart.
But time has a way of healing things,
For I shed the weight,
Redid the wardrobe,
Changed the style of my hair,
Added some swagger and flair.
Now it's no longer a problem,
To attract young, beautiful ladies,
I asked one to become my wife,
She said yes,
Now we're creating and raising,
Beautiful babies.
Life is good!
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