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You'll Regret Every Word You Say

Sitting in the NYC Barnes & Noble,

I met an old lady who was very bold.

Sitting there with her sheepish grin,

she made fun of everything.

Like the way Melodie looked,

she was mean and a schmook.

She talked to me like

she was the editor of Reader’s Digest,

acting like a professional trying to impress.

“You’ll never be like Dr. Suess,

for he is the very best,

you don’t have a chance

your like all the rest.”

Now after she was finished

with her ranting stuff,

I said with my voice a gruff.

“I will be famous one day,

and you will regret every

word you say.”

Now I realize I developed

the NYC style,

really frank but with with a smile,

just like Razel who is very blunt,

I wish she was there that day

to tell off this nut.

Written by Christina Sunrise on Feb.6,2011

poem by Suzae Chevalier
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