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Fake was the gold She spun from her wheel. Did you not know the farse to get here? A Lie the tower He climbed to reach her. Tell the children of the witches plot. Don't forget to hide the gold. Tie it with a ribbon, Leave it cold. String a tear, wear 'round your neck. Bewitch a prince. Hide the cinder foot. Don't go in the woods. It's beaty, Will kiss you awake. While your gallant steed pulls away. Charge on to another day. Watch for troubles, On the way. Fair maidens in towers Glass on their feet. Beware troubles, Beholden in Fairytales. The story's never over, Though we stare at books end.
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Feb 18, 2013
Feb 18, 2013 at 10:35 PM UTC
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Fake was the gold She spun from her wheel. Did you not know the farse to get here? A Lie the tower He climbed to reach her. Tell the children of the witches plot. Don't forget to hide the gold. Tie it with a ribbon, Leave it cold. String a tear, wear 'round your neck. Bewitch a prince. Hide the cinder foot. Don't go in the woods. It's beaty, Will kiss you awake. While your gallant steed pulls away. Charge on to another day. Watch for troubles, On the way. Fair maidens in towers Glass on their feet. Beware troubles, Beholden in Fairytales. The story's never over, Though we stare at books end.
mary-elizabeth
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Feb 18, 2013
Feb 18, 2013 at 10:35 PM UTC
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