My Two-Faced Auntie May: For Contest
Auntie May came to visit,
and sat in daddy's favorite chair.
I looked behind her head,
but all I saw was hair.
I snuck into her room.
Her suitcase was on the floor.
I took a peek inside, then
Auntie May walked in the door.
"Why are you in my room?"
She loudly yelled at me.
And I answered her as truthfully
as a seven-year-old can be.
"Well, I over heard my daddy say
you're two-faced, and I was curious to see,
what your other face looked like.
Auntie, will you show it to me?"
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For Colloquialisms contest
Sponsor: Laura Leiser
New Poem: 7/19/15
The term two faced refers to the
Roman god Janus who had two
faces, one at the front of his head
and another at the back.
Copyright © Darlene Gifford | Year Posted 2015
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