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Kiwi Kharacteristics


I have always admired kiwi fruit

Plump and soft to the touch like a bunny

A sour taste like limes so absolute

They look like chipmunks so funny

Inside or skin, were both the best to me

It’s colors are vibrant and bold inside

Its inside’s so bright it’s like a green pea

Rich green with spots of black, within they hide

It may be brown and gross on the outside

But there is much more to see that is deep

It’s shape, color, and flaws are left aside

All arranged nicely on a giant heap

 

There are lots of great attributes to them

You just have to be willing to find some

 
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