Come on everyone, clap and cheer.
It's that time, Opuss rush hour's here!
Everyone's starting to return from school or work
Or maybe just waking up on the other side of Earth.
Words are bouncing all over the place
In this mad poem and prose race.
Kitten mews are ringing all over the land
Under nimble fingers and skilled hands
The quite morning has gone, it's all in full flow
So come on folks, lets give it a go!
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