Gar Gum Gobbleay! Yub Mub so I say!
A feast! All the food I adore!
I’ve ten scaly snorks, a plump-breast peckoon,
I’ve sweet-smelling globewurts galore!
There’s mud juice to dip, my twiglings of yum,
And maggies and squiggles – all mine!
I’ll spread them all down, to rest on my tum,
And pick ‘em off one at a time.
The paunch of a king! Well fatted with grub,
It sits like a fabulous pea,
But now that I look, the food that I have,
Should not really fit here on me!
Perhaps, one snork, enrobed in a leaf,
And lay there a curly-toed louse,
I guess, it’s best, to eat, less –
I’ll eat just what fits in my mouth!
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