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A Little Girl In The Mysterious Land


A Little Girl In The Mysterious Land

 

Into the forest, there was a little girl who dress up

enchanted, she wear her red shinny and skinny

hooded cape, she carried her large pinkish picnic

basket filled with warm and fresh bread sticks and

well baked goodies as chocolate chip cookies, until

then. Muffins and cupcakes in there too, a little girl

who hopped skipped alongside in her mysterious

land, she got her happiness of pride and joyous, but

very inglorious adventure as it goes, her smiles were

legend, her eyes actually become the brightest stars

in earth and planet but onto the world of hers, she

shown her love in or to the wondrous and mysterious

land before, she see a wooded village herself, she

walked in peacefully and charm, she got her sweet

honey smile cause her grandmother was there, this

little girl kissed her grandmother on the toasted

cheek bones kindly in the living room, The End

 

Written by

Michael James Brindley

6-6-16 

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