Banana Peel Poem by George Hunter

Banana Peel

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There was a young girl from Savanny
Who stepped on a yellow bananny
She said, Oh gee whiz,
How clumsy I is.
And fell right down on her fanny.

She got up feeling whoozie
And looked so much like a floosie.
Her dress was all torn
And she looked so forlorn.
And said, That sure was a doosie.

So if a bananny you should eat,
Don’t throw the peel into the street
To keep from sin
Put it in the bin.
And help keep our neighborhood neat

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Brian Jani 23 June 2014

A very constructive message in this poem, well George done

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Pandian Angelina 05 June 2009

George, You remind me of this is an SMS text which is making the rounds at Chennai, 'Do you want to keep winking at girls after you die..... Donate your eyes.......' The end justifies the means Only you can make justice To the poetry you write! Enjoyed it. Affly, Angel.

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