I wish that these six relatives could come live with me;
Like cousin Kenny he, is so very funny and friendly;
And I dream like sister Carliss she's always so positive;
I am an admired my cousin David, he reads and wrote books and plays;
I used to run from Deaver cuz he would always chase and tickle us;
But now I chill alone, don't travel just talk on the phone;
I seem to remember cousin Betty, she's the one who's very friendly;
But I'm really, really liken Uncle Joe, cuz he always old school cooking you know;
11/5/20
SIX RELATIVES POETRY CONTEST
SPONSORED BY: Caren Krutsinger
Grover Deaver drove his diesel down to Dover--
Down to Dover in the state of Delaware.
I told Grover that his rig was overloaded,
But Grover Deaver said he didn't care.
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