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We all saw how Alice clumsily fell down that hole into wonderland But I ponder an wondered could there have been another hole leading to another land ? One that she couldn't see How deep could this rabbit hole be I wonder what strange things we would see Maybe a two headed dog Or a cat that croak like a frog How strange would this undiscovered land be? Would there be horses the size of nails? Would they have snails that weren't so frail ? Could the move faster then the speed of lightning? Would there be an ice ring you can wear around your fingers ? Or maybe twinkies would have eyes A dragon chasing its tail Would the sky be more then one color ? Would there even be gravity ? Could you only talk if you didn't walk An could you walk only of you didn't talk How strange would that be All of this down a second rabbit hole Into another land more stranger and more wonderful Then wonderland How deep would this second rabbit hold go
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Jan 9, 2015
Jan 9, 2015 at 3:58 AM UTC
Wonderland
We all saw how Alice clumsily fell down that hole into wonderland But I ponder an wondered could there have been another hole leading to another land ? One that she couldn't see How deep could this rabbit hole be I wonder what strange things we would see Maybe a two headed dog Or a cat that croak like a frog How strange would this undiscovered land be? Would there be horses the size of nails? Would they have snails that weren't so frail ? Could the move faster then the speed of lightning? Would there be an ice ring you can wear around your fingers ? Or maybe twinkies would have eyes A dragon chasing its tail Would the sky be more then one color ? Would there even be gravity ? Could you only talk if you didn't walk An could you walk only of you didn't talk How strange would that be All of this down a second rabbit hole Into another land more stranger and more wonderful Then wonderland How deep would this second rabbit hold go
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devante-moore
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Jan 9, 2015
Jan 9, 2015 at 3:58 AM UTC
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