She And I Poem by Emmanuel Caballero
She And I
She and I, we thought and fought
And each of us won by the other's defeat;
She and I, we danced and pranced
And lost by neglect the use of our feet;
She and I caught ills and chills
And were cured or dead before we could cough;
She and I, we walked and talked
Half and hour after our heads were cut off.
NORMAN CAMERON
Sunday, May 24, 2009
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