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Carmel


(poems go here)There once was a cat named Carmel

who had an almost terrible fate

he one day crept into the house

and a box of rat poison he ate

his tail became stiff

his ears stood on end

his muscles they quivered like wheat in the wind

but this remarkable feline had cast iron insides

and in spite of his diet Carmel still abides

if you dont believe this story is true

take a look at the rats who lived through it too

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SwiftZombie
<p>I love the rhyme scheme, and the funny short story you tell :)</p>

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