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Preface Your Father Loves You Three Little Words ABC's of Praise Agape Test Beginnings The Bottom Line The Choice The Collection Communion For Esther Excuses, Excuses The Final Mercy Growth Glimpses of Hope How Do You Do? Icky Sicky Mommy, It Hurts January Journey The last Journey Home Life Lord, I Need You Love The Answering Machine Oh, God Prayer God's Promises Questions Reunion Romans 1-8 Tears Too Soon Time The Water A Wedding Prayer Who Do You See In Me?
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The Answering Machine |
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Merry, Merry, quite
contrary,
Why aren't you at home?
You're never there when e'er I call
For in your car you roam.
Why aren't you at my beck and call
Whenever I do yelp?
Must I listen for the beep
Before I holler, HELP!
There's not enough to go around
So Merry, please divide
Yourself into more pieces.
So from me you cannot hide.
Stay at your phone in case I call
And then to do by bidding.
But just in case you're seeing red,
I really am just kidding.
"Tis nothing personal, please note,
Not a you am I mad.
It's just I got this crummy cold
That make me feel so bad.
And if I wanna to get well
At home I need to stay.
So put up with my silly rhyme
I'm just grumpy today.
P.S. I hate answering machines. |
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Copyright © 1987 by Judith E.
Garling
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