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![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Poem number 23 |
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![]() GROUP 4 Dear Love Faries Splish Splash Coo Coo Chin Rats Anti Dog Hayman Chow Bellaman Packer Peggy Hill Ordinary People Arthur Lady Brown Chickins Pidgeons The New Car Daisy Crocodile City Albert Dog Gone Protection of Moths Doobery Bird |
![]() Peggy Hill Peggy Hill Is always ill, She has tablets And powders and things First it were legs Then it were backs Her head Is never quite right, Her doctors quite nice The chemist is too, They deliver new pills By the sack, Her nose is all runny Her eyes always wet, Her handkerchiefs Come by the yard, She'll never get well Try as she will, Every new potion, That's made, She'll die in the end She's certain she knows, And told every doctor Just that, At least twice a day With two new complaints, For all of her Ninety eight years. Tony |
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