Running From The Gingerbreadman Poem by Nick Hilton
Running From The Gingerbreadman
Rating: ★4.5
Fields and meadows,
Pass me by,
I dodge in and out of trees,
God i wish i could fly.
Hes coming afterme,
with his candycane,
i run across roads,
And hop on a train.
Now i am away,
They may say i'm a winger,
But i'll know the enemy,
Of me is ginger.
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