Totter was always down.
They never saw eye to eye
Until they hit the ground.
Teeter was strong and bold.
Totter was weak and afraid.
Teeter liked lots of adventures.
Totter would rather hide in a cave.
Teeter was a big talker.
Totter was extremely shy.
Teeter was a flashy dresser.
Totter was a conservative guy.
Teeter liked to spend money.
Totter liked to save.
Teeter was wild and scruffy.
Totter always shaved.
Teeter and Totter
Bumped into each other
On a cold and windy day.
Teeter and Totter
Connected with each other,
And together they became
Teeter Totter.
Published by Steven West
I have a passion for creative writing and political discourse. Happily married for over 24 years, I have 2 children and work with special needs kids in the public schools. I enjoy making people laugh and sm... View profile
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4 Comments
Post a CommentCute lol :)
very nice and cute :)
That's cute. :)
Cute poem. New playgrounds don't usually have teeter totters--my kids are missing out.