The Trumpet Poem by Ernestine Northover

The Trumpet

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A friend fell and smashed up his teeth and jaw,
And ended up in 'casualty' what's more,
The surgeon came to sew up his damaged face,
And put his teeth and jaw back into place.
He asked the surgeon, if he would be able to play the trumpet,
No problem at all, the surgeon said, superbly, that I can bet.
Oh, how amazing, said my friend, Gosh, I must tell my wife,
Because, I've never ever played a trumpet, in my life.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Duncan Wyllie 04 April 2006

Caught me unexpectedly.This is such fun and really clever.Love Duncan

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Mary Nagy 07 September 2005

More of your great sense of humor....very nice. Sincerely, Mary

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