A Halloween Poem About Candy

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Candy Corn
A Halloween poem about candy

When I go out on Halloween,
My smile is the best to be seen.
Candy bars here, and sweet stuff there,
Sugar fantasy everywhere.

Don't want pretzels and apples - NO!
Bubblegum makes the bubbles grow.
Tootsie Pops, Tootsie Rolls, oh my!
I need my candy or I'll cry.

Don't know a better holiday
When candy makes me feel OK,
But Halloween is number one,

One candy corn, and now I'm done!

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