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What Organ Is This? (Riddle Poem)

by ElizabethSquires

it's an organ that we can do without but most of us have it still hanging about were you to look a bit left of the liver you'd see this organ's plum red sliver if it gets torn much blood will spill from its sack's   gushing rill   by golly Francis verbalizes a lot she's always ranting on the spot glean and keen rhyme with it that is a hint to its kind of kit
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Written by
ElizabethSquires
Australian
Published
May 2, 2019
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1m
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#organ#plum#red#blood
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