Royalty
A whimsical man and a kitten,
was driving around in
When along came the queen,
she was acting obscene
her behavior was blatantly smitten.
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2007
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January
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- #56: Lifeless and Smelly
- #55: The End
- #54: R.I.P Kit
- #53: Fruitless Revenge
- #52: Vengeance
- #51: The Death of Kit
- #50: Royalty, Part IV
- #49: Royalty, Part III
- #48: Royalty (cont'd)
- #47: Royalty
- #46: Foolish, Yet Brave
- #45: The Real 16th President
- #44: A Bad Case of the Crazies
- #43: Now You Know the Real Santa Claus
- #42: Essay Guidelines
- #41: Vandalism (The Comeback)
- #40: Peril at the Igloo
- #39: Religiously Inclined Horse Riders
- #38: A General Giraffe
- #37: The Frivolous Foreigner
- #36: Edgar's Elephants
- #35: David the Dingo
- #34: Chris the Cleaner
- #33: Boris the Blacksmith
- #32: Abby the Angel
- #31: The Annoying Child
- #30: The Elderly Man
- #29: Kleptomaniac Clams
- #28: A Cry for Inspiration
- #27: The Russian Car
- #26: The Passé Carpenter
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1 comment:
So please write some more on the kitten.
I do love your rhyme to Great Britain.
But as for the Queen,
You conjure a bad scene:
With the kitten she's obviously smitten!
LOL
Mary
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