Candyland

By Anonymous -
Candyland is so great, in fact I got a toothache.
It is so great don’t even need to trick or treat.
I can even eat my pencil. I can also eat a branch
of a tree. And I can eat my clock, I can drink the


chocolate mud, mud, mud. Bed made of marshmallows.
Don’t have to buy heaps of candy and no worries
of veggies, some candies are impostors. Because sometimes
they’re just veggies I hate veggies, I hate veggies
oh! I just hate them! My notebook turns to ice cream,
my desk turns to a- pumpkin? Candyland turns into

veggieland? oh my! Where is Candyland?

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