Open Poetry #1 |
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ma's day |
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wayoutwalt Member Elite
since 1999-06-22
Posts 4870TEXAS (it's all big) ![]() |
Mom, for Mother's Day, I promise to obey Whatever you say. Unless of course You try to force That liver my way. I'll pick up a broom And clean up my room. Or maybe a rake Is what it'll take. I'll mow the front yard And even do the dishes. As long as its not to hard I'll follow your wishes. Just remember, on this your day, That soon it's back to the old way. After the candy and flowers and work I'll do free, You'll get back the whining, complaining, Lovable me. [This message has been edited by wayoutwalt (edited 08-09-99).] |
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Dragoness Senior Member
since 1999-08-07
Posts 513 |
I loved it.I wish I could have given it too my Mom. ------------------ Set you heart free and your mind will follow. |
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~one voice~ Senior Member
since 1999-07-08
Posts 664Billings, MT USA |
This is cute Walt! It reminds me of my kids... lol although even on Mother's Day, at their age, they still whine and complain! ![]() ------------------ ~onevoice~ "She looked at her life like lines, never-ending, constantly forming, reforming and bending." |
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elvira Senior Member
since 1999-07-06
Posts 936California |
what's wrong with liver then?...i love that stuff, smothered in onions, yummy...his poem made me hungry ![]() ------------------ I will live my life as i, will undoubtedly die - alone. ~Morrissey~ |
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