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Quiddles Smoots, and Boots

One day As I was walking down the street 

A strange fellow I happened to meet 

He walked backwards with an umbrella open…by his feet 

He spoke in rhymes and riddles 

“If a toot is a quiddle and a quiddles a moot 

Then would a moot be a smoot?” 

I answered in rhyme as best I could, 

“Only a fool would know, 

But then, a fool am I 

So, know this I should. But alas, I do not 

You have stumped me, good sir,” 

Then he walked on by saying only 

"Until next time, I’m sure”

 

By Michelle D

 

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