Unfortunate Poem XC

She swatted at the buzzing bee
Which hid inside her cup of tea.

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Unfortunate Poem LXXXIX

Devon milked the cow until
Her pail was full (before the spill).

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Unfortunate Poem LXXXVIII

Despite her efforts ’round the clock,
Jill still sewed an ugly frock.

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Unfortunate Poem LXXXVII

Except for church on Sundays, Vin
Loved to gossip, drink and sin.

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Unfortunate Poem LXXXVI

Upon the sofa sat the rat.
Granny thought it was her cat.

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Unfortunate Poem LXXXV

When Aaron asked to play with Lynn,
Mum said no and drank her gin.

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Unfortunate Poem LXXXIV

When Betsy called Sue Ann a liar,
Sue set Betsy’s dress on fire.

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Unfortunate Poem LXXXIII

When Jackie planted pretty roses,
Thorny stems pricked sniffing noses.

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Unfortunate Poem LXXXII

Hungry Edmund’s lunch was chosen
By his mum who served it frozen.

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Unfortunate Poem LXXXI

Dawson tried to eat his peas
Which he did not do with ease.

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