A Real Canadian Poem by Kevin Patrick

A Real Canadian



I've never once announced an "eh"
or pronounced the word "Aboot"
I don't own a mean skidoo
or play bare footsie's in Canoes
Hockey bores my every nerve
The Stanley cup seasons the worse
I have no cravens for Poutine
Or Montreal smoke meats
Molson's not my favorite beer
And in fact I rarely drink
I've seen moose's in zoos
And I have never worn toque
But I know I am Canadian
Because I'm always saying "Sorry"

Thursday, August 9, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: canada,canada day
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Susan Williams 16 September 2018

hahahahahahahahaha.... stop saying you're sorry and you can pass for us rude Americans.... ummm.... for those other Americans! It is weird how we try to categorize other nation's peoples. I mean really- -do all Italian men pinch women's derrieres? Yet I hope each country has and keeps its own flavor and the world is not about to be the same. Except in the matter of peace-loving- -then let the world unite

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