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A Boy and His Lizard

May 7, 2013
By abby95 BRONZE, Omaha, Nebraska
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There once was a boy with a lizard
He pretended that he was a wizard
But winter flew in
And committed a sin
And both were killed by a blizzard

© Daniel A., Monte Vista, CO

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