A hangnail, a small, yet painful woe,
A tiny tear, that refuses to go.
With each tug, a sting that grows,
A hangnail, a nuisance, that everyone knows.
It starts as a snag, a slight discomfort, so mild,
But with each pull, it grows, uncontrolled.
A small thing, that causes such grief,
A hangnail, a source of frustration, so brief.
It may seem small, but it can drive one mad,
A persistent pain, that's hard to banish or add.
With each tug, a sting that glows,
A hangnail, a torment, that everyone knows.
So here's to the hangnail, a small, but sharp pain,
A nuisance, that lingers, again and again.
A tiny tear, that won't go away,
A hangnail, a reminder, to tend to one's day.
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