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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Come with a smile, come with a wink. Come to the land of pink, pink, pink. Imagine yourself as a pale pink fairy, wearing an earring that's a pink clip-on, and real pastel pink petals held in your pinkie, pointing to the pink chink glow upon the horizon at dawn. The garden's dye this July is floral pink blossoms. And at times I do have such pinkish dreams, where everything is hued in pink ice-creams. Where I own a fine posh pink cadillac, parked in a pink chateau festooned with fallen pink lilac. That, overlooking a pink sea ebbing on pink pebbles, where a pink moon looks like big bubbles. In pink colors, if I could customize 'n' personalize my world: so pink cushions all about, and pink curtains unfurled! My birthdays always wish for pink balloons. Oh, I love to decorate and celebrate with pink festoons. And nature lovers could watch salmon pink flamingoes who stand upon one leg, hiding half their pink toes. Or even bunny rabbit eyes in bright pink glows. Ah, pink's so feminine. Think of pink hair pins, pink lips 'neath two pink blush cheeks, right above cute chinny chins, or as buds in a rosebush take pinkish peeks. I see as well baby pink frocks and frilled pink socks, and pink pom-pom caps upon golden locks, their pink sashes behind them upon the walks. Ah, I've always believed, and still I think, that pinkish is girlish and girlish is pink.
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