P - Pairs

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PAIRS

If I were you,
And you were I,
Would we still be a pair?
I fear we’d not be able
To wear each other’s hair.

You’d be I,
and I’d be you,
how very avant-garde.
Although our friends would be confused,
And treat with disregard.

A pair we are,
A pair we’ll stay,
No matter which is which.
 Who’d be you?  And what of I,
if we ever switch?


©2019 Lisa Smith Nelson. All Rights Reserved

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  1. CAACApril 18, 2019 at 11:36 AM

    Lisa,

    What a fun little poem! DH and I are a pair forever we'll stay but you won't get me switch hair with him since he doesn't have much on top. lol Happy a2zing!

    A2Z Little Mermaid art sketch 'Pearl'

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    1. LisaApril 18, 2019 at 11:58 AM

      It is just a silly rhyme today!
      Your hair switch comment made me laugh!

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  2. John HoltonApril 18, 2019 at 1:40 PM

    Like Cathy said, this was a fun poem!

    John @ The Sound Of One Hand Typing

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    1. LisaApril 18, 2019 at 2:13 PM

      Yeah, sometimes nothing terribly poetic comes to me and I have to go with fun. Tomorrow is even sillier.
      But, don't worry, one of my favorites is R, and it's not fun.

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