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The Magical Marshmallow Tour

Poem about marshmallows, funfairs - with a heavy dose of inspiration from The Beatles...

By Paul StewartPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read

Imagine yourself in a stream or a park

In a little boat or on a little bench

Candyfloss trees and marshmallow skies

You hear a voice echoing, calling you

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Roll up

Roll up for the marshmallow tour

Roll up

Roll up for the marshmallow tour

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Roll up

for your inspiration

Roll up for the marshmallow tour

Roll up

if you're ravenous

Roll up for the marshmallow tour

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The magical marshmallow tour

Is here to help you play

Here to help you play

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You stand in line and pay for a ticket

In a expansive fairground wonderland

Full of pretty lights and loud music

Stalls of sweet treats, sensorial delight

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Roll up

Roll up for the marshmallow tour

Roll up

Roll up for the marshmallow tour

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Roll up

it's everything you ever need

Roll up for the marshmallow tour

Roll up

guaranteed satisfaction indeed

Roll up for the marshmallow tour

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the magical marshmallow tour

is hoping to fill you with jou

dying to fill you with joy

with joy today

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Thanks for reading!

Author's Notes: Blame my love of marshmallows and memories of fun fairs and carnivals and the delicious sweet treats that were always available there, in addition to my love for The Beatles.

This is not the first time I have written about marshmallows...

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Paul Stewart

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    Written by Paul Stewart