Estate On Paper Poem by Ima Ryma

Estate On Paper



Mr. Smith had recently died.
His family was read his will.
His property he did divide
Amongst his family with skill.
The city east side properties
He left to his daughter to run.
His holdings held on the city's
West side he did leave to his son.
All the rest went to his widow,
Division of a vast estate,
His life he'd built up - doncha know!
But now passed on cuz he was late.

Mr. Smith was quite fair, no doubt,
Dividing up his paper route.

Friday, November 21, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: humor
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