The Nosiest Tree

The strangest thing I ever did see,
Was the nosiesttree in living history.
     She tapped on my shoulder and begged to come in.
Poking and prodding,
     Each leaf in a place.
She proceeded to question everything to my face.
     "Haven't I seen you before?"
"Are you new around here?"
     "What's your name anyway?"
Then I told her, "she was the strangest thing I ever did see".
     She got rather miffed and started to sniff.
"I used to know the little girl who lived here,
     She wouldn't let me in,
Said I talked to much and put my leaves where they didn't belong."
     I smiled and nodded.
She was the strangest nosiest tree in living history.
     She stuck out her tongue when I was done,
                           And left!
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