Lagoon Poem by Darwin Henry Beuning
Lagoon
An amusement park
Where thousands gather
A place of fun
In the Utah sun
Fun and laughter
A place where children gather
On the fun rides
Children have died
Puff the Dragon
Took a young life
From the roller coaster
A young girl fell to the goats below
From moments of joy
To moments of dread
Children who have entered
Have ended up dead
A new ride has opened up at Lagoon, Farmington, Utah. It is named appropriately, Cannibal. I view it with dread, so stay off of it if you value your head.
Plus, someone had a leg severed on one of the rides years ago, and another lost an arm (I think that was on the Wild Mouse) , thus inspiring the joke: How much does it cost to go to Lagoon? answer: An arm and a leg.
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5/11/2024 10:22:29 AM # 1.0.0.1119
Sounds like that place should be shut down!