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A Soggy Story
There once was a little boy, Whose imagination would not rest -- Cursed or blessed?~ was difficult to say. Some journeys were only fantastic-play: Sliding down waves, shaking tentacles With friendly octopi – but there were those, also Instructive, like the flying fish, who could not fly -- Sort of on the surface, would just lie~ and cry. Try as He often did; not one scale would elevate...even Garnered Gale’s windy' berate. Proud of her churning, Dislodging force – with that little fish, like whipping an Expired fish-horse. Then a trumpet, from an angel on high: Opened in the sky, a bright, sunny eye. No sense to Tear, little brother – one added drip to an ocean, cannot Not change a dip, for more of the same slop – one more salty drop will not lift aloft a repetitious, soggy flop. Realize, from the top, a new world to see – Now, will yourself some real wings...as did the crab his legs, and go for eternity!
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