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Welders poem

January 28, 2015
By DeerHunter15 SILVER, Wanamingo, Minnesota
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Imagery Poem

Diddly dee, a welders life  for me
A box of rods
A welding screen
A pair of gloves to keep me clean
Diddly dee, I’m  happy as can be.


Diddly dee, a welders life for me
A spotty hat
A blue cravat
Look at the gap, I’m not welding that!
Diddly dee, I’m home half past three!

© James M., Glendale, AZ

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