What Do Ya Say!
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You try and figure it out ‘cause I quit. You hurt my precious feelings, so no. I’m not taking this anymore, I’m gonna go. Does this sound slightly familiar to you? Does it sound like our Congress, that whole crew? How in the world did all these people get there? They have us losing our minds and pulling our hair. They seemed so normal when they first went in. They changed so much since, where have we been? Why didn’t we see how corrupt they were getting? With all of their shenanigans and all their jet setting. I for one think something’s got to be done. Or we won’t have a country, absolutely none! I know, let’s switch places with them just for a day. They will be us, we will be them, what do ya say?
~ Bonnie May ~ Bonnie was born in Shamokin, Pennsylvania in 1945. Poetry has been her passion for 50 years and she has had many of her poems published. She wrote a children's story as a senior in high school, that was later published as: "The Tale of a Rabbit's Tail." Since then she has published: "Grandpa, When Animals Die, Do They Go to Heaven," children's book and two poetry books, "My Heart Wants to Tell You" and "MY HEART WANTS TO TALK! TALK! TALK!." These books can be purchased through http://www.Lulu.com.
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