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The Green Giant


The Green Giant

 

Once upon a time, there was a man who loves

to be green, a seven and eight foot and feet

young man, he got the world biggest muscles

of his body and good looks, his smiles was

bigger then Texas, his hands were very large

and wide, his eyes become wider then the

Chicago best clearest moon ever been made

since, he eats many and dozen of green beans

everyday and night long, he was a gentle

giant, he got the soft and tender heart, his love

his spirit his soul was growing many sizes, but

he can dance like a wildflower, he lives a

wondeful land called Peoria, Illinoes, the green

giant, he got sunflowers to his world class

wife to be, he blowed her a humongous kiss

like the glorious wind of love and joy

 

Written by

Michael James Brindley

5-28-16

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