1971
Poetry
by Michael F. Nyiri
You Kiss Just Like a Pt. 2
I waited patiently for your tongue, I never knew it was that long, You said you were a dancer with no lumps, But I never did believe all those high jumps. You kiss just like a frog, You kiss just like a frog, I wish you'd drown by tumbling off your log. Don't find me hunky-dory, But you really are a warty. You kiss just like a frog. Did you say your name was Tibbit? No, I guess all you said was "ribbit". We visited your Dad, But I fell off the lily pad. You kiss just like a frog, You kiss just like a frog, I think I'd like it better with a dog. I hope I don't sound groggy. But you talk too much like Froggy. You kiss just like a frog. (yethirr!)
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