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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required POEM "JELLY BELLY" by martin gedge A jar full of jelly and a bag full of beans in multiples of colors in a rainbow of dreams a taste that you savor in the juicy of a jam bursting with the flavor in handful sugar slam mellow yellow lemon and orange to kiss a crush a fresh of spearmint green with a wild berry blush grape is wealthy Welch's and the white vanilla sprung black is licorice heaven like a shadow on your tongue you can water up the melon or you can passion up the peach there is apples in the orchard with a tutti-frutti beat cotton candy carnival and a pomegranate splash if you had too many root beers have a cappuccino crash a touch of mango marvel and a margarita mix for every single drink your are sure to get your fix banana is appealing and the cantaloupe delight kiwi has a craving and the cinnamon a bite if you like pop into your pudding there chocolate to declare a sherbet and a cheesecake with a marshmallow affair cream to top your soda in the caramel covered corn in shapes and different sizes since the jelly bean was born so when you see the dentist and they don't quite understand don't look so sour cherry when the Dr. pepper can the fact is pure as sugar and It's not just bubble gum a coconut can never stop from eating more then one.. by martin gedge ©
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