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Aunty Betty

Aunty Betty ate spaghetti Every chance she got For every plateful Very grateful, she Would scoff the bloomin’ lot Aunty Betty ate spaghetti Several times a day With every course A different sauce, and That’s just how it would stay Aunty Betty ate spaghetti Far too much it seems The urge so strong It didn’t take long, ‘til She busted apart at the seams Poor Aunty Betty, there’s no more spaghetti And the look on her face just confirms That there in her belly It’s not vermicelli But thousands of wriggly worms

Copyright © | Year Posted 2010




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Date: 12/7/2010 12:25:00 PM
I enjoyed reading your poetry today John W. Hope to be reading it for a long time to come. Thank you for sharing it. Poor Aunt Betty. Love, Carol
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