The Four Ghosts: A Children's Limerick (Poems from the Arcade, ASMR)
13Poems from the Arcade. A short form poetry spin-off series of the Video Game Bedtime Stories. Enjoy!
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The Four Ghosts: A Children's Limerick (Inspired from Pac-Man)
There once was a ghost named Inky,
Who knew a red ghost named Blinky.
Forced to chase,
Pac-Man the ace,
Who was always too fast and sneaky.
Then there came Pinky and Clyde,
Two ghosts who joined their side.
Weavin' and bobbin',
Pac-Man a chompin,
Who saw the ghosts, then ran to hide.
Then Pac-Man saw a big old dot,
In his tummy, he knew that'd hit the spot.
He ate with a slurp,
And gave out a burp,
Powerful and stronger, he had a great thought.
Pac-Man had turned the tables,
With a, “Waka Waka.” he was now enabled.
The Ghosts ran away,
As he kept them at bay,
Pac-Man had cleared the table.
All music is by Kevin MacLeod
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