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dimble dumble, caught a, thimble thumble of precious morning dew. dimble dumble, took his thumble thimble, full up to rimful. on his nimble rambull wooly stu, careful not to lose, a drippity drop of the delicious dew. they flimble, flambled, up and overed, down and undered, till dimble dumble, with his thimble thumble, filled to rimful, on the wooly rambull... came to stumble. his face a crumble, as the rimful, roamed and overflew, the thimble thumble walls. a dribble drabble did scribble scrabble, down the rambulls hide. dimble dumble chewed his bottom lip and cried. "do not fret my little pet, look there is still enough inside" wooly stu decried. "i'll be more staid,as we ride our fortunes, soon will be made." so,dimble dumble and his rambull crew, with thimble thumble recovered, from the tumble. on they skedoodledaddled. being careful to protect the remaining morning petal's dew. after a while, time, flew with dove like grace and dimble dumble, with his dudes came to the the very place, of the rimble romble rumble and royal rapture rap parade dimble dumble and rambull stu on bended knee and really humble presented their thimble thumble not quiet full to rim still but delicious and felitious morning dew to the king awaiting his purchase and perview. before its spoiling, it was boiling, his kettle singing, songs a ringing, to the beauteous, but not so bountious, morning dew. dimble dumble watched the thimble thumble steam and bubble blip away. hands flipping flapping nose jinkling wrinkling as the fog blew, his way boiling dew, tea leaves darjeeling with daphne blossoms was the flavour of the day. dimble dumble with thimble thumble empty now and too, wooly stu caught a peek of teacups platinum holding royal blossom brew before the butler, with a silly stutter, sent them on their way, with dimble dumble all a fumble, with a thimble thumble of goldenboldens, as his hard work's reward that day.
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Apr 22, 2014
Apr 22, 2014 at 5:24 PM UTC
dimble dumble's day
dimble dumble, caught a, thimble thumble of precious morning dew. dimble dumble, took his thumble thimble, full up to rimful. on his nimble rambull wooly stu, careful not to lose, a drippity drop of the delicious dew. they flimble, flambled, up and overed, down and undered, till dimble dumble, with his thimble thumble, filled to rimful, on the wooly rambull... came to stumble. his face a crumble, as the rimful, roamed and overflew, the thimble thumble walls. a dribble drabble did scribble scrabble, down the rambulls hide. dimble dumble chewed his bottom lip and cried. "do not fret my little pet, look there is still enough inside" wooly stu decried. "i'll be more staid,as we ride our fortunes, soon will be made." so,dimble dumble and his rambull crew, with thimble thumble recovered, from the tumble. on they skedoodledaddled. being careful to protect the remaining morning petal's dew. after a while, time, flew with dove like grace and dimble dumble, with his dudes came to the the very place, of the rimble romble rumble and royal rapture rap parade dimble dumble and rambull stu on bended knee and really humble presented their thimble thumble not quiet full to rim still but delicious and felitious morning dew to the king awaiting his purchase and perview. before its spoiling, it was boiling, his kettle singing, songs a ringing, to the beauteous, but not so bountious, morning dew. dimble dumble watched the thimble thumble steam and bubble blip away. hands flipping flapping nose jinkling wrinkling as the fog blew, his way boiling dew, tea leaves darjeeling with daphne blossoms was the flavour of the day. dimble dumble with thimble thumble empty now and too, wooly stu caught a peek of teacups platinum holding royal blossom brew before the butler, with a silly stutter, sent them on their way, with dimble dumble all a fumble, with a thimble thumble of goldenboldens, as his hard work's reward that day.
napowrimo day 22 prompt; write a poem for a child, it may rhyme it may not. a poem for my boy Tod, with themes inherit always keep trying hard work pays off.
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Apr 22, 2014
Apr 22, 2014 at 5:24 PM UTC
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