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She filled the balloon with one puff of air at a time It kept growing Bigger and bigger until it couldn’t expand The tight round shape gleaned as the light from the room danced off its rubbery frame She kept going Pushing more and more air into the now too delicate round structure It could take no more Pop And there it lay
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