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My kids are outside playing,
Im sure that theyre closeby,
I do wish I could see them
But, the grass is four feet high.
The stuffed-up drain and faucet drip.
Combined to soak the tile.
Grandma slipped and broke her hip,
Shell be laid up for a while.
Didnt wash the dogs dish,
Still,---it looks good as new.
A horde of ants just picked it clean,
One less task, thanks to you.
My refrigerators sporting
Little blobs of that and this;
Theres something green and fuzzy
But, I dont know what it is.
Threw away my dustrag,
For me, its lost appeal.
when we know companys coming
We simply all --- inhale.
I sure do dig what you advise
And totally agree,
Though some folks may think otherwise,
I say, It works for me.
Your Nonworkaholic Pen-pal,
Hannah (0012)
These poems are the sole property of Hannah T. McElroy and are copyrighted in the period of 1991to 2010 and may not be copied or reproduced without express permission of she and User Friendly Operational Software