Stumble, Stumble, Little Verse, a poem by John T. Baker



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The Passing Years
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Rhyming
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So Little Time
Stumble, Stumble, 
   Little Verse
When I Sign On



STUMBLE, STUMBLE, LITTLE VERSE
by John T. Baker
Stumble, stumble, little verse;
how you go from bad to worse;
first you limp and 
barely crawl;
next you lurch and
then you sprawl.
Stumble, stumble, little verse;
how you make me fume and curse.

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