Poetry: Shopping - by Frankie Sunflower

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by Frankie Sunflower

Created on: June 12, 2008

Anna-bear was small and sweet
With her own little chair in the passenger seat
It's good that she was so petite
So the shopping-bags didn't have too far to fall when she dropped them on my feet.

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