Thank You, Ellen
Dear Ellen,
I’m writing you this letter because I truly am your biggest fan
You’ve inspired me since I was little to be the best that I can
I remember watching your show every day after school
And I always thought: Man, that joke-loving lady is so cool
I want to be just like her and make people laugh and chortle
Because the world will always need a good chuckle
I’ve grown up a lot since then and I stopped wanting to be a comedian
But I still look up to you, like when you fight for LGBTQ rights and elephants too
And yes, the US is a political mess but
Not everyone will agree that President Trump is a chimpanzee
That distracts the crowds with his tweets sent proud
But of one thing I’m sure, that laughter brings people together
And everyone always says laughter is the best medicine
It’s helped me when I was feeling down and hope was thin
Like when times were tough at home
And even at school I felt so alone
But you were always there for me
An escape from the sadness and self-pity
So thank you for what you do and I still pray that one day I get to meet you
Because let’s be real a day with Ellen would be comedic heaven
I could temporarily forget that the fate of the US isn’t a sure bet
I think you’d really like me and the audience would think I’m pretty funny
Maybe not as funny as little Tavaris when he Juju’d on that Beat to the chorus
But until then you’ll continue to inspire me with your bright smile and never-ending glee
Sincerely,
Majdou Lavoie
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