A dichotomus tale
About a boy named Jack
Who sold a cow for beans
Magic which they did lack
Bean's one side held adventure
Pure gold waited for him there
But danger from the giant
Made up the bean's full pair
This dichotomous tale
Delightful butterbeans
Magic beans seem to be
Their fiber load does clean
Guaranteed one's heart to heal
Fiber removes a fat load
Its gases accumulate
In the intestine's abode
The dichotomic sounds
Its trumpet noise explodes
Those dichotomous beans
Hide, hide today they goad
Just for fun<:)
Written by: Sara Kendrick
Date: January 10, 2015
Inspired by: Poet Destroyer A.
Theme: Magic Beans
Butterbeans, butterbeans, good for the heart
The more you eat the more you(and you know the rest of the story)
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