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Logan the Goblyn King By: Matthew Williams Logan was asleep in his bed Dreaming of mommy milk and being fed When Goblyns came to take him away They stalked around his head Picked him up and spirited him away Took him through faerie glen and dale To their secretive place far away And put him upon their throne. One of them cried, “We’ll make you our king! You’ll be much better than the last ding-a-ling. For we like how you dance You can do the Hot Potato The Squishy Tomato And Smell like country air. The Goblyns and baby danced a jig Hopped up and down Jumped and twirled all around Making faerie rings And shaking bee but stings They gave each other zerberts -Blat! And slobbered and drooled very fierce And talked in languages not understood Often mistaken for cooing. It went on and on into the night And would had gone on till morn’s first light If daddy hadn’t come “Don’t take him! The Goblyns pleaded and cried “We like having him around. There is not another who can dance so fine Or drool with such refine. He smells kinda funny And his nose is kinda runny. He brings us a new smell That is kinda ranker and pungent What it is we can’t tell.” His daddy replied “He must go home it is time To be diapered, changed and to dine.” The Goblyns would let him go Only with a promise that he could return To have fun and to dance and to learn To drool into the wind. Copyright 2000 Mad Matt Productions |
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