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| >> Book >> Children's >> ID #1844153 |
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Jennifer Jill Whipperwill Jennifer Jill Whipperwill Sat upon her window sill So little so small so lonely was she She stood about one inch tall times three Her brother Bartemous Bill loved her so but stood about six foot seven inches, you know So to keep Jennifer safe and sound On the window sill she stayed year round Her life was not bad She had a loving brother mother and dad And for furniture they'd found lots of doll house peices Then gave her a carpet of many colored fleeces But sadness had set in as she grew older She'd begun to wish she was bigger, brighter, bolder Big brother Bartemous had told Jill to mellow He was on the job, he'd find her a little fellow Jill waited patiently day after day Then one afternoon brother Bart stopped to say "Little sis, I've met a boy who shares your little trait" "He's coming by tomorrow, his name is Niagra Nate" Well Jill swept and mopped like they'd never seen And gave her home a nice top to bottom clean Then brought home in a pocket of Brother's duffle Was nestled a man about the hight of three stacked truffles They stood and hugged and held hands so tight For the both of them it was love at first sight Her gown his tux both sewn by a great crafter And they lived on her sill, happily ever after |
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