Sonnet For Charles Schultz's 'charlie Brown' Poem by Walterrean Salley

Sonnet For Charles Schultz's 'charlie Brown'

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Charles Schulz brought us Charlie Brown,
Who rarely smiled, joked, or sang.
A troubled soul—always down,
He hung out with the Peanuts Gang.
Lucy, Patty, Sally, Linus,
Snoopy—the whole nerdy clan
Tried to cheer ole Charlie up;
But sadly it was all in vain.

Life has many a Charlie Brown,
We see them come as well as go.
For, as in Schulz's masterpiece,
We tend, somehow, to love them so.
Too, we try our hand at luck,
Tryin' to cheer ole Charlie up.

Wednesday, October 12, 2011
Topic(s) of this poem: humor
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