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Red


There lie an apple red as can be, 
No bruises no bumps, but poison maybe. 
With one little bite, She falls to the floor.
The beauty of the the princess they'll see no more. 
But yet hope to fix the past, 
A spell to make her living at last. 
Little and small, but with a love so deep. 
12 little kisses awoke her from her sleep. 
 
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<p>Poem contest for changing fairytale endings.</p>

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