The Flu Poem by cheryl davis miller

The Flu



A limerick for my family,
who one and all have abandoned me.
Left me to deal with this killer-flu,
my limerick I will share with you;

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Because they say I'm contagious;
I find it kind of outrageous.
My children all hide,
Mike's forsook his bride,
Now I am viewed as officious.

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Now they appear to show such concern.
Sending soup; my forgiveness to earn.
Of course that's after the deed been done,
and my simple limerick's been spun.

c.d.m.11/ 10 / 13

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Trying to keep a sense of humor, in the midst of the flu.
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