
Little-red-apple and the worm
There once was a worm, squirming about
It found it’s way into a basket of fruit
Once inside it gave a big shout
And once there, it slightly pooped
It had seen a little-red-apple
All shiny and bright
The worm just wanted a sample
No one was in sight
It slithered closer and closer
Then he took a big bite
He rested, afraid of an ulcer
An was startled with fright
As a hand had shot in
Fingers splayed wide
Searching for him or his kin
The fingers groped inside
They pinched, and he said “crappers”
Then he was severed, lay dead
No more little red apples
If only he'd eaten a grape instead
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