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The Washing Machine
I’m always there
 For a hug
 A kiss
 A cry
 I was always there
 I sat on your bed, 
 Slept in your arms
 And played Tea Party
 You handed me cups of tea,
 Plates of cake
 And napkins when I spilled
 My flowered hat would 
 Match yours
 And the feathered boa tickled my chin
 Remember the time 
 You dropped pizza on me?
 My arm was covered 
 In grease and cheese
 Your mom put me in the washing machine
 I held my breath 
 As I spun around 
 And around 
 Surrounded by sock and pants
 Afterword I went into the dryer
 And then more spinning
 I tumbled around 
 With the same socks and pants
 The warm air was nice after the cold water
 Then the dryer
 Stopped drying
 The buzzer sounded
 And your mom took me from the machine
 Warm and static-y
 You took me in your arms 
 And hugged me
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