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Confusion


Confusion is a girl in a candy shop 

A shop full as many candies as you can think of

She looks around to the red lollipops

Because that's the candy she thinks she loves

 

Confusion is a boy In New York City

He see's so many heads bobbing up and down in the crowd 

None which seem to be his parents,

He waits until one of them comes around. 

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