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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required *if ya wanna add some sillies, hop on the wagon! After the feast, Tommy was gone Hen said, "Don't worry, won't be for long." "He'll reincarnate, Just sit and wait." "He's not just SOME - POET, Tommy's a song." "He's always a gas, loads of fun, With plenty of wit and good with a pun." "If you miss him, Be sure to kiss 'em, When he comes again to shine like the sun." By Jan Allison: When he struts it engorges his snood Oh my goodness that really sounds rude It dangles from his beak You must go take a peek See Tom is the king of his brood. By ilene bauer: He was missed, though, by all of his group Who felt bad he was out of the loop So they jotted some rhymes Thinking 'bout those good times Now he's brought back to life on the soup! By Alexis Y: Tommy the turkey is not gone He's hibernating and listening to a song When he comes back His strut won't be whack Maybe this time he'll arrive with loud gong By rogerPAT Adams: When he struts it's more of a wobble No matter if ground, grass or cobble Though it might seem rude When he's in the mood I've heard he loves to gobble! By Jack Ellison: Tommy can be very rude at times But down deep, his star really shines His heart glows bright Nothing bad I can write Like his author, he's a master of rhyme"
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