When I was a kid
We watched plenty of TV
Disney, Nick, and Cartoon Network
Those were the big three
But the slept on channel
That we watched after school
The great and beloved PBS
From 'Cyberchase' to 'Ruff Ruffman'
From 'Martha Speaks' to 'WordGirl'
But my favorite was Arthur
That show was very amusing
Buster was the silliest character
Every character was an animal
To this day, on me
No idea what's an aardvark
That what animal Arthur is
I thought he's a mouse
Or a rabbit like Buster
Well, for the time being
I guess we'll never know
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