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A toaster struggled up a hill
To satisfy his pride
When all of a sudden, he realized
He was already on the other side
"How did that happen?" the toaster cried
"How did I get to the other side?"
"Looks like something relocated your matter,"
Said his very best friend, The Blueberry Pie
The Toaster Who Struggled Up a Hill Only to Find He Was Already On the Other Side was written by Logan Whitehurst.