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The Wisest Fool
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A silly verse, I must be tired
*The wisest fool that ever lived* *could not be found* *bungy jumping from a bridge,* *not in the stockmarket* *as the numbers tumbled,* *no he was at home* *eating Blackberry Crumble.* *Oh the taste of that delight* *drizzeled with cream* *no one in sight,* *oh the skill that mixed the crumble* *baked on top* *of Blackberries galore* *till golden brown* *give me some more.* *My secret is out* *you call me a fool* *well I am the wisest of them all,* *the dish is empty* *the cream is gone,* *oh well* *till the next time* *farewell.*

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