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There once was a girl who's body was strawberry red On the television children had seen the colors other humans bled And when someone else dies or is hurt, that is the color they shed When the girl tried to speak, the others had fled She lived out many years in dread Until a doctor came to her, provided her some anti-rouge information, and she read Then, for the procedure she plead When she woke in the hospital bed "It worked! This new miracle med!" But when she left, folks on the street still stopped dead She spoke to the doctor, to which he said Silly girl, you'll only ever be normal in your own head
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Nov 28, 2014
Nov 28, 2014 at 12:58 AM UTC
Red Girl
There once was a girl who's body was strawberry red On the television children had seen the colors other humans bled And when someone else dies or is hurt, that is the color they shed When the girl tried to speak, the others had fled She lived out many years in dread Until a doctor came to her, provided her some anti-rouge information, and she read Then, for the procedure she plead When she woke in the hospital bed "It worked! This new miracle med!" But when she left, folks on the street still stopped dead She spoke to the doctor, to which he said Silly girl, you'll only ever be normal in your own head
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Nov 28, 2014
Nov 28, 2014 at 12:58 AM UTC
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