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Premium Member Popsicle Kings

Staple me. Label me.  Throw me in a file.
Hide me away among the things you revile.
I'll play and I'll plot and I'll plan all the while
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for when all that was cast aside brightly s
radishes, rhubarbs and cranberry strings -
when doodles and donuts are popsicle kings.

Premium Member Cantelopes Can't Elope


I've heard that cantaloupes can't elope
It's against their moral code
And rhubarbs are NOT allowed to argue
Lettuce entertain you
I've heard that people sometimes turnip and pea
Not a very classy bunch I must say!
When you give somebody a raspberry it's very rude
Had another good one but it got squashed
Gourd won't let me make fun of his name
Grapes are not allowed to gripe
Bet you're not wild about figs... that figures
If you take a leek in a supermarket
Security will beet you on the melon
When the cashier picks up your fruit
It's okay to say, “that's a nice pear you have there”
If you give a horse a radish, they'll spit it back at you
I don't see what they've got to grape about
Okay that one was kinda corny
Cauliflowers are pretty in the spring
...beets me

Premium Member Cantaloupes Can'T Elope

I've heard that cantaloupes can't elope

It's against their moral code

And rhubarbs are NOT allowed to argue

I've heard that people sometimes turnip and pea

Not a very classy bunch I must say!

When you give somebody a raspberry it's very rude

Had another good one but it got squashed

Gourd won't let me make fun of his name

Grapes are not allowed to gripe

Bet you're not wild about figs... that figures

If you take a leek in a supermarket

Security will beet you on the melon

When the cashier picks up that yellow fruit

It's okay to say, “that's a nice pear you have there”

If you give a horseradish, they'll spit it back at you

I don't see what they've got to grape about

Okay that one was kinda corny

Cauliflowers are pretty in the spring

Lettuce entertain you




© Jack Ellison 2014


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