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A sonnet about a panda

There was a panda in my bed last night I did not notice while I was asleep When I awoke the panda screamed in fright He hit his head and he began to weep "Oh my dear panda, why are you in tears? I'm sorry I made you hit your poor head A panda, that is sad is in my fears And thusly your sorrow makes my heart lead The panda arose to glance at the door Then he ripped the blankets out from my hand I guess he cared not to talk to me more So I attempted to await command But wretched bear took a bite of my spine And then on my entrails panda did dine
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