It all started when he bought a pack
And then he refused to give it back
"The taste is far too delightful!" shouted Tony Black
But after a few packets of the food, Black began to crack
It was only four days since it began
Four days since Tony bought it in a can
He didn't care where it came from, that silly old man
Wherever it was located, he ran
His house was filled with the stuff
Packs and cans and cartons, what a scruff!
He couldn't give a fluff
He just couldn't get enough
Everybody said to young Black that he was insane
But dear old Tony laughed and laughed and told them he was right as rain
The people shook their heads and cried, "Oh, what a pain!"
The tasty snack had painted an incurable stain
Then one faithful New Year's Day
Tony Black started to say
"You know, what I've had enough of this stuff, change I may!"
And so he cleaned his house throughly and tidied up the hay
But the pressure cracked and in the end he simply had to stay
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Tony Black's Resolution
PoetryA simple, childish poem that tells the story of Tony Black, a man who decides to change his ways after an addicting lifestyle.
