Silly Sister Sally Sue

Silly sister Sally Sue
Said she saw a smiley seal
Said it stole her sugary sap
Said I to she sarcastically
Certainly; sure a seal stole your sugary sap
Silly sister Sally Sue

Said she to me sardonically
It did it did
Didn't it Dean?

Diggy Dean of the Deep Deadlands
Did disagree with me too
Greatly grinning to Sally Sue

Stomping, shouting, sputtering spray 
I sold my sister to Simeon Sack on street sixty-seven
Who needed a nasty nonexistent no named nafty nutter
To serve him soup, soda and shrimp

No such thing as a smiley seal
Stealing Sally Sue's sugary sap

Until Truthful Trina Tuggletooth told Tommy Teek it t'was
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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Poteet Avatar
January 6, 2017 at 7:38 PM
Wise to use a bit of variety in your alliteration. I enjoyed it but then I am addicted to alliteration. Glad to meet you, Grace.
Allison Avatar
January 6, 2017 at 6:53 PM
fabulous alliteration Grace this makes a lovely tongue twister:-) hugs Jan xx
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