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Sean and Bella

Sean and Bella By Franklin Price 11/20/2015 Was on eleven/twenty When Sean and Bella came to town Had traveled for six hundred miles Since nineteen's sun had gone down They rolled into the back yard As the clock was striking five Were tired and quite bedraggled But were very much alive Was the first time that we'd seen them As a husband and a wife She is our daughter's oldest He's the love within her life Greetings and salutations Hugs and kisses all around The neighbor's dogs and chickens Did not even make a sound We all got in the kitchen Where we bantered for awhile Were so glad they made it Their coming surely made us smile Could have talked for hours But had to let them go to bed Sleep was calling me also Had to clear my clouded head They all are now still sleeping Won't be long before they rise They have to leave in two short days For now, they're our burgers and our fries

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