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Typical Teen


There once was a typical teen

Who loved staring at a screen

“What would you take on an island?” they asked

“Well what do you think?” she sassed

“A cell could be used for calling,

In which there would be no bawling.”

“It will work,”

She said with a smirk

“I would be quite serene.”

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