In response to Robin Adams poem Tribute to AD Massacre-Robin was sitting on the couch going insane with her English homework so I made her take a break and write the poem she started to say. I then proceded to "make" her post it. We then had a giggle fest while making rhymes out of each others sentences. Her homework still isn't done but at least she isn't insane. "Might be dead soon but not insane" was Robin's response. (meaning the Kueen might kill us soon) Enjoy
The Devil Made Me Do It
She claims I made her do it
She claims she’s no good at it
She claims she doesn’t know
How to give a good show
She claims she doesn’t rhyme
Well she doesn’t all the time
She didn’t want the den to see
Her poem that only I could see
I couldn’t help it she was sitting next to me
So I gave her the phone cord
I helped her plug it in
Now her poem is in the den
I hope all of you can see
What it is I see
When I read her poems
When I look in her den
When I look into her eyes
And hope we don’t die in the den
Maybe Killer Kate will have compassion
Maybe she’ll see the passion
That she inspires in all of us
Maybe she’ll run us over with a bus
Maybe the Kueen will leave us be
Course what fun would that be?
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Reviews of "The Devil Made Me Do It"
Reviewed by Lady Peg (Reader)
Reviewed on March 7, 2004
This is good!
Reviewed by Kate Clifford (Reader)
Reviewed on March 7, 2004
Now where is that blood notebook? ..........okay found it......making entry........going back on Sabbatical.......but will be back hehehehe......seems I remember something about a Mad Cow? hehehe....shhhhh its Sunday! Robin eh?.....hmmm think I'll add some more writing to the notebook.
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