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Carnival Heart
It pulses like life itself; the sights, the smells, the colors, The swaying, swirling music, the bright twinkling lights, The lost souls with lost teeth and dreams That run this spectacle of supposed pleasure Rigged games Fatty foods Rides not worth the money Children throwing up I’m Too cowardly to ride the good rides, I’m Too scared for my children to ride any of them! All that aside, I get a thrill Each time the carnival comes to town. And we shell out the money, better spent on other things, So they won’t be disappointed; Knowing somehow we might disappoint ourselves For ignoring the beat of the Carnival Heart.
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