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To: Colleen M who wrote (77654)3/12/2000 2:22:00 AM
From: epicure  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 132070
 
My son just recited the following poem at school:

Rhyme for a Simpleton

I said this horse, sir, will you shoe?

and soon the horse was shod

I said this deed, sir, will you do?

and soon the deed was dod.

I said this stick, sir, will you break?

at once the stick he broke.

I said this coat, sir, will you make?

and soon the coat he moke.

,,,,

It got a laugh out of some second graders. It's always been a favorite of mine too.


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