Two Pair

Two Pair

A Poem by Debbie Barry
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Just a little rhyme that wandered into my head.

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Two Pair

 

Sarah and Susan were sisters;

Ev‘rything did they share;

Johnny and Jacky were misters

With not a coin to spare.

 

Sarah and Johnny were married;

To ask, Jacky did dare;

The minister never tarried;

Jack’s ring soon Sue did wear.

 

Sarah and Johnny were happy;

With babes they were well blest;

Susan and Jack weren’t so happy:

They’d no parenting zest.

 

Sarah and Susan were sisters,

Who liv’d contented lives;

Johnny and Jacky were misters,

Blest with wonderful wives.

© 2018 Debbie Barry


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Debbie Barry
Initial reactions and constructive criticism welcome.

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Aw, this is such a sweet, singsong poem. I like it very much! :)

Posted 6 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Debbie Barry

6 Years Ago

Thanks, Alexandra! I
m really pleased that you enjoyed it.

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Added on July 27, 2018
Last Updated on July 27, 2018
Tags: poem, nursery rhyme, children, marriage, romance, family, sisters, love

Author

Debbie Barry
Debbie Barry

Clarkston, MI



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I live with my husband in southeastern Michigan with our two cats, Mister and Goblin. We enjoy exploring history through French and Indian War re-enactment and through medieval re-enactment in the So.. more..

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