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Mouth Watering (Children's Poem)

If my head was made of cheese And my mouth was made of toast And my eyes were little peas And my body was pork roast If my lips were made of mustard And my stomach was a melon if my innards were all custard And my tongue was just a lemon And my fingertips were grapes And my ears were hot dog buns And my nose was made of cake And my chin was made of gum If my toes were made of ham And my feet were made of beans And my eyebrows made of jam And my hair was fresh-picked greens If all of this were true It would be a grand old feat But I wouldn't know if you were my friend... Or if you just wanted something to eat!!!
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Nov 12, 2010
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Carrick 2009: Children's Poems

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