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Fergus Casey Poem
>I once had an onion
And he was very bad
Kept kicking all the apples
Made them very mad
He once stole a monkey
Then sold it to a stoat
He borrowed someone's hamster
And threw it in a moat
Climbing up a ladder
One day in sunny June
He found a baby rattlesnake
Singing a happy tune
Wrapping it up in a bag
He took it far away
And where they were for a week or two
I really couldn't say
He collected tiny unicorns
And threw them through a hoop
I did get fed up that day
So I made him into soup<
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Fergus Casey Poem
The dog stood in the bread bin
He was staring out to sea
So he baked some scones, bread and cakes
And we had them for our tea.
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My dog just spoke of a land he knew
But feared he'd never see
He spoke of things that made him laugh
We were under a mango tree
He got up real quick to do a jig
With a tiger who was his friend
They spun around and jumped a lot
But the dance it had to end.
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