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The Boy and His Dog


Thor came home from, ready to great his loving dog Thori, 

he was nowhere to be seen, and neither was Loki. 

out of the closet jumped a gnarly beast, 

it was thors best friend ready for a feast. 

the young boy crawled away and out came laughter 

it was none other than the king mad hatter

Thor’s half brother Loki disguised as thors dog 

a bolt of lightning strikes his chest, as there was no need for dialogue.

 
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