"There Once was a Lass Named a Palin"
There She Goes Again....
A Limmerick. dedicated to "SP"
There once was a lass named a 'Palin............
Who does not believe in a 'fali'n
She may say..............................
"You wish you were me,"
as she miles through her tea.
she whispers
"There's no way this broad is a 'bail'n."
"
Published by Cleveland Gonnawinn
Education: College level: Administration of Justice,Journalism,Pre-law Have employment history in medical/surgical, Paralegal, Acting, Writing. View profile
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