Immunity


     I hope the Supreme Court grants me immunity.
     For the times I chased my brother around the room,
     Or when the crayons erupted across the wall,
     The time I ate all the treats.

     Maybe I can appeal my mom's conviction,
     And they'll reverse her decision.
     I won't have to stand in a corner at all!

     Better for me to know in advance.
     Will my immunity last,
     During my childhoods advance? 

     I can plan ahead.
     No matter what my parents say!
     To make chaos,
     Make it last all day!

     Come on Supreme Court,
     What do you say?
     Can I have my way?
Copyright © | Year Posted 2024

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Wolf Avatar
July 21, 2024 at 6:40 PM
Ha, ha, ha! I say Fight! Do not rest until the verdict goes your way. What a refreshing look at growing up you've penned, Kim. Thoroughly enjoyed! Thanks, Gershon
Meyer Avatar
July 25, 2024 at 9:53 AM
Thank you, I like to write for children as their advocate, skip the parents,
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