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Cherry berry bubble bits
Bumbled up in rhyme, Come to where Jack's treehouse sits And clap for story time. Today I'll play the poet, And you can be the bard. Wise Jack, he helps us know it Can't really be so hard. We shout a sweet-beet silly song And build a book of birds. Jack waves his wand and sings along In flights of fluting words. We'll hop tree top for story time; Silk ladders mark the way. 'Cause Writing.com will help us climb Where anyone can play.
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