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Sep 09, 2009
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Bruce The Goose And The Sequel
In memory of Dr. Seuss
March 2, 1904~Sept. 24,1991
Written by: Janice Pearce and PrayersbyPatty
Bruce the Goose
Allow me to introduce you to
Bruce, the one legged goose
a known troublemaker
who stole my front tooth.
The waddler pulled it out
with a string that he flung,
then he quickly escaped on
a spring that he sprung.
The spring was quite bouncy
the bounce was quite high
his quack quite concerning
flying in uncharted skies.
He would not come down,
he demanded a ransom
my tooth for his leg
such false accusations!
Silly goose, look around you
and then you shall see,
your peg-leg is up there
in the limb of that tree.
Bruce The Goose~ The Sequel
Bruce the goose looked around
and couldn't quite see,
his peg-leg up there
in the limb of the tree.
The one-legged goose
mischievous as he was,
forgot his appointment
with ole Doc McFudge.
An optometrist by trade,
ole Doc was upset
when he found Bruce he climbed
up that tree, by himself.
"You forgot your appointment
and you owe me some money,
get down from this tree
and quit being funny!"
"Without my peg-leg,"
Bruce quickly proclaimed,
"I cannot get down
for fear I'll be maimed."
By this time a crowd formed
and caused quite a jam
Bruce sat up in the tree laughing,
with my tooth in his hand.
March 2, 1904~Sept. 24,1991
Written by: Janice Pearce and PrayersbyPatty
Bruce the Goose
Allow me to introduce you to
Bruce, the one legged goose
a known troublemaker
who stole my front tooth.
The waddler pulled it out
with a string that he flung,
then he quickly escaped on
a spring that he sprung.
The spring was quite bouncy
the bounce was quite high
his quack quite concerning
flying in uncharted skies.
He would not come down,
he demanded a ransom
my tooth for his leg
such false accusations!
Silly goose, look around you
and then you shall see,
your peg-leg is up there
in the limb of that tree.
Bruce The Goose~ The Sequel
Bruce the goose looked around
and couldn't quite see,
his peg-leg up there
in the limb of the tree.
The one-legged goose
mischievous as he was,
forgot his appointment
with ole Doc McFudge.
An optometrist by trade,
ole Doc was upset
when he found Bruce he climbed
up that tree, by himself.
"You forgot your appointment
and you owe me some money,
get down from this tree
and quit being funny!"
"Without my peg-leg,"
Bruce quickly proclaimed,
"I cannot get down
for fear I'll be maimed."
By this time a crowd formed
and caused quite a jam
Bruce sat up in the tree laughing,
with my tooth in his hand.
— Janice Pearce, Sep 09, 2009
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lyz
16 years 9 months ago
dear Janice
Janice Pearce
16 years 9 months ago
Bruce
Rett
16 years 9 months ago
I wish to offer my legal services
Janice Pearce
16 years 9 months ago
Bruce
Seren
16 years 9 months ago
Bravo Janice .. Dr Seuss
Janice Pearce
16 years 9 months ago
Bruce
ziggy
16 years 9 months ago
bruc the goose and the sequel
Janice Pearce
16 years 9 months ago
Bruce
deelilah
16 years 8 months ago
Hi Janice
Janice Pearce
16 years 8 months ago
Bruce