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Wilma's Rainbow

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Wilma's Rainbow

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You heard about, "be your own man"

You talk a lot and loud

Illustrate the obvious boy

You're mentally endowed

Watershed year comes

You're flush with fever

The richest junk dealer

Honestly, a book you read once let you

Think in rhyme. The old extreme sits

Pale and molds now for the

Millionth time

Wilma's rainbow of peaceful colors

The richest junk dealer

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