Disclaimer: Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and all associated characters do not belong to me.
This was just a quirky idea that popped into my head earlier today, so I thought that I might as well go with it. I was pondering with the idea of Willy not dying for a long time, and Charlie not being entirely happy about that prospect.
The ages mentioned are based on my own age assumptions; I'm going with Charlie being ten at the time of the Golden Ticket Contest, and Willy being thirty-five.
Like I said, this is a bit odd.
Enjoy!
You've been my mentor for many years,
And you're really a great guy.
You respect me more than all your peers,
But Willy Wonka, why won't you die??
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You're ninety five years old this week,
And I'm closer to seventy each day.
I feel I've waited long enough to speak,
So Willy, please go away.
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It's true that I'm in control of everything,
I have been since I hit thirty.
But why must you linger in every wing,
Making sure I don't create anything too dirty?
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You taught me well, so please don't fear.
I do know what I'm doing.
But you really are acting queer,
With all this nonsense that you are spewing!
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It's been fifty-nine years since I matured,
I think I'll be okay.
Your candy and factory are secured,
So why don't you "leave," per se.
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When I first met you, your hair was dark,
But now you have to dye it.
Your face is wrinkled, white and stark,
Your peculiar eyes aren't always lit.
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The Oompa Loompas are close to tears,
And I'm not far behind.
Although I do hold you dear,
This puts me in a bind.
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You're always haunting every room,
Making your presence known.
Like a bubbly herald of doom,
Your presence here has grown.
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When I inherited your factory,
I thought you'd eventually be gone.
Instead you run about errantly,
Changing recipes like I'm some pawn.
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My own life is nearing its end,
While you are still alive.
I'll say this only once, dear friend,
I'm the one who should survive.
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For tell me, are you happy,
Living like a madman?
To me it seems pretty crappy,
Something that you didn't plan.
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You've driven me to wit's end,
You wacky, mad old man.
I doubt your mind will ever mend,
So just kick the bucket (but not me) if you can.
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I've had enough, this is it.
I believe this is goodbye.
I need some space for a bit,
So Willy Wonka, please just die!
Erm, I'm still not sure where this came from, but I'd love some opinions on it!
