Got A Problem?

Just a funny poem

Got a problem with me?
Go solve it.
Think im trippin?
Tie my shoes.
Cant stand me?
Sit down.
Cant face me?
Turn around….

~By Corey Simmons

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  1. Will Meinhart

    February 19, 2013

    This animal on this picture,
    I don't know what it is, but I want one!!!
    Good poem 🙂

  2. Shawn Falagan

    February 19, 2013

    Nice poem .
    How's this one ?
    I think that I shall
    Never see ,
    A poem as lovely
    As a tree .

  3. Sofie Løve Forsberg

    February 19, 2013

    Joyce Kilmer. 1886–1918
     
    I think that I shall never see  
    A poem lovely as a tree.  
      
    A tree whose hungry mouth is prest  
    Against the sweet earth's flowing breast;  
      
    A tree that looks at God all day,          
    And lifts her leafy arms to pray;  
      
    A tree that may in summer wear  
    A nest of robins in her hair;  
      
    Upon whose bosom snow has lain;  
    Who intimately lives with rain.   
      
    Poems are made by fools like me,  
    But only God can make a tree.

  4. Charles van Dijk

    February 19, 2013

    Curious and wary, he or she is not smiling. Is trying to smell the vibes and the photographer is wary, that is what he picks up.

  5. p.swarna kumar

    February 20, 2013

    yes,dearest jendhamuni..

  6. abdo shuker moh.shuker

    February 20, 2013

    wow really very nice real beauty animal allah too much kind of you have color this is for me new animal very incedabel eyes and face wow miss you any time

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