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In fairytales, it's always happy ever after,

but why isn't there usually laughter?

The only chuckles heard are from the witches

and they don't even have all the riches.

Money doesn't make you happy,

but if you say this then don't get snappy!

A tale where comedians rule,

and the rest of the word will drool.

Laughter fills the air

without even giving a care. 

This is why your tale should be

full of comedians as happy as me.

The princes and princesses will be happy,

for they will be different and not sappy.

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