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We should run from the wolf, But Red Riding Hood didn't; She cut through its forest, Like bait in its trap, Presumed it to be The wolf that it's not. We fight them, tame them, Blame and shame them; We'll throw others in front of them To save our own skins. Its golden yellow eyes Invite you to binge. You know it's a wolf, Yet knowingly walk in. Whitt-whoo, the wolf whistled, And the lamb stroked its chin. A fox sent her candy, But when it was handy She cried, Wolf! For that's what it is: A wolf in sheep's clothing, Or a ram that's been dissed?
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Jan 26, 2018
Jan 26, 2018 at 5:24 PM UTC
Wolf Call
We should run from the wolf, But Red Riding Hood didn't; She cut through its forest, Like bait in its trap, Presumed it to be The wolf that it's not. We fight them, tame them, Blame and shame them; We'll throw others in front of them To save our own skins. Its golden yellow eyes Invite you to binge. You know it's a wolf, Yet knowingly walk in. Whitt-whoo, the wolf whistled, And the lamb stroked its chin. A fox sent her candy, But when it was handy She cried, Wolf! For that's what it is: A wolf in sheep's clothing, Or a ram that's been dissed?
francie-lynch
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Jan 26, 2018
Jan 26, 2018 at 5:24 PM UTC
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