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The Little Robot Boy

by VictoriaRed

There was a sort of whizzer boy, The tinker blinker clinker boy, With gears and knobs and springs abound, A head full of thoughts and gears that go round. He liked to paint and make and build, For every craft, yes, he was skilled. “Working hard but with time to play? Why, that’s my favorite kind of today!” But what made him different, you see... He was always quite metallic-y, And when it was his time for bed, He charged his battery, and turned off his head.
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Apr 16, 2021
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#robot#children#child#whimsical#surreal
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