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I can


You may laugh, you may snicker

You may joke, you may bicker

But you know not who I am

If you do not think I can

And I will do it that much quicker.

 

And when you realize that I do…

 

You may fuss, you may pout

You may fill yourself with doubt

But I, neither friend nor foe,

Will avoid the saying, “I told you so,”

To let you think it out.

 

I’ve had much to learn from you.

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