Glopp
¶ 1
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It appeared inside the stadium
Just minutes before three
It sharpened up its pencils
And wore them down before tea
¶ 2
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It limbered up and down
With a gentle little jog
Then proceeded to annoy
Like a yappy little dog
¶ 3
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It carried a tinny whistle
Which pierced with a shrill
It brandished cards red and yellow
And did calligraphy with a quill!
¶ 4
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It ran between boxes
But ventured into neither
It fussed over nothing
But turned a blind eye for a breather!
¶ 5
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It used to dress in black
But still gets us all in a lather
Its ears stuffed with cotton wool
As we scream “who’s your father?”
¶ 6
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And once the match is over
Its lips they stay tight
Nary a word does it utter
But still we recite ….
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