The Moral Is Poem by Robert Edgar Burns

The Moral Is



Itty bitty bubbles from our root beer
Shot from the nostrils of my sweet dear.
She cleaned it up with a drinking straw
I could not believe just what I saw.

And now some bubbles from my ginger-ale
Got in my stomach where the gas did swell.
And so I burped so hard it hurt.
It later gave me a back wash squirt.

As human adults bubbles can be bad.
How did they as kids make us glad?
I shook a bottle of a cola brand,
But it exploded right in my hand.

Tiny bubbles make a strong retort.
They make some burp, and others snort.
So when I wonder what the moral is,
I guess it would be to stay away from fizz!

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