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HOTDOG FROM HELL


I was in a big city

And got a hotdog from a street vendor

It taste sooooo good

Ketchup, onions, chili and cheddar

 

As I walked home with a smile

My stomach started to dance

I didn't make it 5 blocks

Before that hotdog was in my pants

 

             THE END

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THE CROW

HELLO. I think that poetry should rhyme. If it doesn't rhyme, it's just talk. Poetry should be a celebration not a conversation. - The Crow

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