AN: So, I'm on my sister's laptop, my friend is snoring on the couch next to me, it's exactly 02:52 no... 02:53 and I'm on Cream Soda :D I was going through her documents and I found this! Stupid, yes. Cheesy, I know. Rubbish, very. But, hey, I got nothing better to do... sleep? I scoff at you!
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'Twas Valentines eve and all was well
All the gifts had been bought
The cards had been wrote
The shops were all closed;
Nothing left to sell
The besotted lovers trembled with glee
Hoping all would be dandy
Praying for candy
Baubles and rocks
Flowers, even socks!
It didn't matter what
(It was the thought)
You see
But one little girl
Wanted to hurl
At the thought of such treasures and treats
The idea of sweets
Made her want to greet
She'd rather sniff Wario's feet!
But all her friends
Knew her mood depends
On her small associate
Should he deliver
(And make her quiver)
Then she'd be reluctant to hate
His fur was red
As red as her eyes
She enjoyed using hatred as her disguise
For if anyone knew
How her feelings grew
She'd really enjoy being dead
But that wouldn't stop Red
No, not that night
He'd break into her head
He'd put up a fight
He'd give her a gift
A unique little trinket
But something unusual you'd surely think it
You certainly wouldn't find it at Thrift!
He'd have to be swift
The sun was starting to lift
He didn't want to hear her "Pfft!"
He ran to the store
Though the rain did pour
And was home in five minutes, no more!
So when Ashley woke up
And Red spoke up
She gave him a hug, a kiss, a loving look
And trembled with glee at her new spell book
AN: Yay for hyperness! God, I don't know what I was on when I wrote this, the sofa probably, hehe.
Yep, I know the rhyming (is that spelt right?) scheme (is that?) is all off and whatever, and the end is a bit of an anti-climaz, really not my best work but still... I wrote it eons ago and it gives that nostalgic joy thingy you get when reading your old (crappy) writing, *sigh* oh, to be young...
Also, I don't know if Thrift is a real shop... they don't have any that I'm aware of in Scotland but I'm pretty sure I read it in an American book... and so, true to my "be as American as I can whilst writing something American" style, I threw it in there, plus it rhymes with "ift" :P
PS: It's now 03:02 ;)