There once was a happy meatball
Who's family was sadly, real small
She wanted a child
Who was calm and real mild
But meatballs can never give birthA decision was made very quick
A child from a home she would pick
Adopting would be key
They'd take him and flee
And she'd finally have her own childThey snuck up to the main doors and knocked
It was opened and the master was socked
He went out like a light
The baby put up no fight
And the meatball was finally a momTragedy struck at thirteen
When the people of their town were quite mean
Embarrassed and shamed
The child couldn't be tamed
And by noon, he had eaten his momThe end
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