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Granny Ganja
Grandma’s aches affected her sleep; She often made the help weep. But at least she was regal - Until pot was made legal. She ditched Big Pharma And moved to California Now she takes pot For every ailment she’s got Indica for sciatica CBD oil for inner turmoil On sativa she’s a diva; says it helps her creativity – now she’s writing poetry Free of arthritis and bursitis Her new mood delights us Always totally mellow No longer acid to any fellow She’ll take a toke From any bloke And always wants to munch - All day long it’s brunch Her perm’s turned to dreads Only weed in her flowerbeds Gone are her pearls and wool suits - Pasta Prego is in cahoots When she walks through their door The waiters give a roar "Mangia mangia Granny Ganja!" Still – she’s much nicer than before
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