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Foggy

Along a dark and lonely
On a road covered in fog
One day while out walking
I met this magic frog

You say you don't believe me
But my stories true
Or can you explain to me Sir
Why my skin is blue

Well them and there my skin broke out
With all kinds of little bumps
The Frog thought it funny 
When he changed my legs to stumps

I turned around and I looked down
And sitting on a stick
Was this Magic Froggy
With a bag of tricks

He said when he was nine or ten
And just a little boy
His dad bought him a chemistry set
For a birthday toy

All the day he played and played
Poring this one into that
Made the doggy take a sip
And now the dogs a cat

Well by and by it took it's time
But like the little dog
He mixed a magic potion
That changed him to a Frog

His daddy made him his new home 
And put him in a jar
Drove out to the country
And threw him from the car

No wonder you're so mean and cruel
Revenge is in your heart
Maybe I can help you
If you want a brand-new start

Froggy jumped from rock to rock
Singing a happy tune
He said Mister I will give you anything
If you can start real soon

Well first of all ,I need your trust
My orders you must obey
Change me back to what I was 
And Froggy don't delay

Froggy waved his magic wand
No more was my skin blue
The little bumps all disappeared 
And my legs even grew

I placed Frog in the bottle
And the quickest thing I did
Before Frog could climb out again
I put on the lid

Now people come from worlds afar
To see my Froggy... In a jar

Copyright © Larry Clarke | Year Posted 2022



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You Or Me

Each life long day I rise to find
That I`m not me and I`m not mine 
Others tell me who I am
I am you I am a sham
Now the story goes and it`s all so true
That you are me while I am you
So don`t we wish that it could be
That you be you 
And let me be Me.

Copyright © Larry Clarke | Year Posted 2021


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