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Mr. Small
He is a big man named small
 He uses his wife’s earrings to make a call
 He is a proctor that mines for spoons
 He wants to sell them all so he can go to our moons
 He never found any spoons to sell
 He only found some diamond bells
 He went back up to his wife’s house on tomorrow 
 He came up with a happy face full of sorrow
 He put his memories into a burning circle
 He smiled again and played a game of qwirkle
 He decided instead to be a farmer who would grow some puppies
 He would then eat snail powder out of his cuppies
 He couldn’t grow any good dogs
 He now had to drink water in the fogs
 He went to a village in the sun
 He asked his good wife if she wanted to have fun
 He brought her back to the tip of the valley, real snappy
 He rested in peace in the mountain of happy
 He laid down, she cried as the old man wrinkled 
 He smiled as Mrs. Small woke him up and he ate some pringle

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