| Pena, her little head clinking
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| Like a barrel of red velvet balls
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| Full past noise
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| Treats filled her eyes
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| Turning them yellow like enamel coated tacks
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| Soft like butter, hard not to pour
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| Out enjoying the sun
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| While sitting on a turned on waffle iron
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| Smoke billowing up from between her legs
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| Made me vomit beautifully
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| And crush a chandelier
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| Fall on my stomach an' view her
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| From a thousand happened facets
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| Liquid red salt ran over crystals
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| I later band aided the area
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| Sighed, oh well, it was worth it Pena pleased but sore from sitting
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| Choose to stub her toe
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| An' view the white pulps
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| Horribly large in their red pockets
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| «I'm tired of playing baby», she explained
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| An' out of, uh, blue felt box let escape
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| One yellow butterfly the same size
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| Its dropping were tiny green phosphorous worms
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| That moved in tuck an' rolls that clacked
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| An' whispered in their confinement
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| Three little burnt scotch taped windows
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| Several yards away
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| Mouths open to tongues that vibrated
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| An' lost saliva
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| Pena exclaimed, «That's the raspberries» |