My thighs are plump,
As is my rump
My tummy, too
Has a fluffy bump
And if all that
Weren’t bad enough
My face is fat,
My cheeks look stuft.
The only parts
That still look thin
Are my narrow lips
And pointy chin.
Don’t look for me
In this year’s issue
Of Sports Illustrated
Swimsuit Edition.
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Really quirky piece! I love it! Even though you might not be in the fashion edition, I am sure you are going to be enjoying yourself to the max! š
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I kind of like my plumpness.
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There is nothing wrong with plumpness š I like mine too!
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“Plump” is fabulous!
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I’m glad you liked my silly little ditty.
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Don’t tell me that’s you as a child, huh? hahaha, joking I guess, but it’s the perfect choice for your ditty š
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Not me! I was a skinny little child.
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Cute child though š
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