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Metro Boulot Dodo

METRO BOULOT DODO  -  GOING HOME AFTER WORK



Bobo               going home to a clown
Cocoa              going home for a drink
espresso          going home for coffee
Fallow              going to a  field of grass
Gogo               going to a dance club
Hoho               santa   going  home 
Idaho              going for some potatoes
Jeronimo          going to his tepee
Kyoto               going home to  Japan
Llandudno        going back to Wales
Mow mow         going to  cut down a meadow
Nono                going home without sex
Ohio                going to   Cleveland 
Popo                going to the Vatican  
Quito               going to   Ecuador
Rolo                going to eat chocolate
So so               going to feel better soon
Tokyo               going to the capital
Umberto          going to meet an Italian
Volvo               going to drive a great car
Wallow            going to soak in the mud
Xoxo               going to play tictacdoe
Yoyo               going to play with spinning toys
Zozo               going to to sleep a little
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Note……...the title  is a common French saying  which suggests the repetitive nature of life. I have  done an extra ( witty?) item for each letter of the alphabet to suggest different forms of  “repetitiveness”.  Each line is intended to be said aloud,  thus  for example  “Metro boulot Quito”   or  “Metro Boulot  Volvo”. My kids, when young, enjoyed this kind of word-play based on  wit and humor. I still enjoy it.

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Date: 10/26/2016 7:25:00 PM
hey sidney! i never heard this french saying but i very much enjoyed all of your very clever examples in your poem. each one elicited a grin - that's very hard to accomplish!
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