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Every morning when I am making tea, I wish most fervently, To become an electric KETTLE. It most certainly won't  matter to me, I'll accept it most gracefully, Be I of ceramic or METAL. For one moment I'm dancing with glee, The next sobbing most piteously, These wretched hormones don't SETTLE. Once I whistled so daintily, Now I  breathe so monstrously, No longer a rose PETAL. I may boil, then boil most furiously, Then click off automatically, Before I sting like NETTLE. Splutter, bubble, gurgling I be, Then cool and calm..so peacefully , There I ..in fine FETTLE!
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Oct 11, 2016
Oct 11, 2016 at 9:48 AM UTC
Oh, that I were an electric kettle
Every morning when I am making tea, I wish most fervently, To become an electric KETTLE. It most certainly won't  matter to me, I'll accept it most gracefully, Be I of ceramic or METAL. For one moment I'm dancing with glee, The next sobbing most piteously, These wretched hormones don't SETTLE. Once I whistled so daintily, Now I  breathe so monstrously, No longer a rose PETAL. I may boil, then boil most furiously, Then click off automatically, Before I sting like NETTLE. Splutter, bubble, gurgling I be, Then cool and calm..so peacefully , There I ..in fine FETTLE!
nishu-mathur
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Oct 11, 2016
Oct 11, 2016 at 9:48 AM UTC
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