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HUMOROUS POETRY - FIRST
JACLYNN hSHWORTH IX E
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~OROUS POETRY - SBGOXD
Boys are untidy,
A great nuisance, it's true;
But if there weren't any boys, What would the girls do?
Th~ tense and t orment us iUld na$B us so mad;
Still when they date us, They make us so glad.
The boys of this school ~U'e handsone and kind, A credit t o Collingwood lilld all of mnnkinQ~
But same of 'those ~entioned Ar~n't handsome ,or kind;
"lThough, when they're around us, we really don't ninde
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Now, boys, don't get excited, Conceited or proud,
'Cause whnt would boys do,
If girls weren't allowed? '
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TIfh'...BE AIN 'T NO HOPE
JUDY WNI'SON X A
while I sit upon rrry stool,
I think of why I stay in eohoel. The t eachers think I got~o s,ense; I guess I am a little aense. '
But I really do try very hard,
lilld my friends all t'hink that I'n a card. ' 1., .
When exam time comes around,
I run,likea,hound,
To 'some quiet place, where I won't be found. So my mother" who is "fuddy duddy",
1 Won't·trysohardto'ma...{6 rJ6 study.
Some time I'll have to close my locker, And le?:Y8,thM .~?hool for ever and ever. This, to me, right now, seems sad,
For my diploma will never be had.