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3-6-5


The tree and lights are put away No more jingles, no more sleighs The joy is gone The grinches are again welcome to stay The pink and red The candy hearts Cupid arrives New relationships begin to start Rainbows form A pot of gold At the end Everyone’s dream to find and spend Spring has sprung Snow turns to slush Baskets, eggs, and chocolate The bunny comes in a rush It’s warm now The sun is shining School is over No more whining For some a vacation For others a job Tan lines and swimsuits Perfect weather for corn on the cob Fireworks and sparklers Red, white and blue Grateful for freedom Aren’t you too? Back to the routine Of papers and tests So much to do We already want to rest A day off of work A day to relax No more white shoes No more white slacks Black cats and orange pumpkins Full of superstition Ghost stories, haunted houses A witch is brewing stew in her kitchen A time to be thankful To celebrate with food Turkey and pie Puts everyone in a good mood Decorations go up Presents under the tree The countdown begins Everyone is filled with glee Resolutions are made Needed changes are clear 3-6-5 The number of days in a year
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Little Girl
<p>Oh........It's so good!</p>

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