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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required 11/11/16 "Water" On land and in the water Ores such as copper The M.V. P. of the entire roster Back in the day they use to call me Harry Potter Show me a lady that can cook like Betty Crocker I'll appreciate every meal especially the peach Cobbler Showing her respect and honor And treating her proper My mind continuing to wander What opportunity lies over yonder? Something I could find out or just continue to ponder No it's not ever cool to be a bank robber Or suicide bomber Of every rhyme I post, I am the author In school was only a mediocre scholar Objects assembled with screws and washers Certains days shorter or longer Depending on the season the weather getting colder or hotter Nearby in these waters exists otters Where people fish in fresh and saltwater For many things, like trout, crab ,salmon and lobster Trees grown from seeds, with much more than hard work and a water dropper No good in remaining to be somber Got to prosper By showing and proving what I got to offer I love playing sports, even soccer I'm a fan of any well made lager And I've always had an interest in owning a dog that is a boxer Fascinations in all species not just nightcrawlers Never was the biggest talker Just trying to become wiser and stronger One day I just may own a chair that is a rocker By: Dalton Ogletree
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