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There once was a muffin who lived
Inside the old bread box
He was as happy as could be
With the biscuits, the bagels, and lox
They played among the twisty-ties
and hid inside the bags
They told each other jokes about
The fruit bowl and they laughed
And then came tales of horrid things
That frighten in the night
Tales about the butter-knife
That gave them quite a fright
“It don’t scare me!” said Muffin Bill
As he took a manly stance
His muffin eyes grew raisin red
He didn’t stand a chance
Poor old Bill went missin’
And they began to weep
A little butter and jelly
And Bill was good to eat
- by darksangel34 |
- Poetry And Lyrics
- | Submitted on 01/17/2009 |
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- Title: the tragic tale of muffin Bill
- Artist: darksangel34
- Description: ok i had to write a happy poem for a class project...and im not very good at that so i tried and this is as happy as its gonna get...oh and i got a 1000% on it but the teacher wished that the ending was better sooo enjoy rate and comment!!!
- Date: 01/17/2009
- Tags: tragic tale muffin bill
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Comments (5 Comments)
- x Solo Lobo x - 03/29/2009
- i like this, its a nice little story. you didnt have a rhyme for the 2nd verse though.
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- Demonio69 - 03/25/2009
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Awweeeessssooommmeee! Mr.Muffin goes in the stomach now..This is pretty friggen awesome
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- Sora Wife - 03/11/2009
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who cares if it isn't happy? ilike it, its really good!
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- heart_cute07 - 02/13/2009
- nice
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- Ariana DeLiese - 02/10/2009
- I LOVE IT!!!!!
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