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SOME SAY I AM INTELLIGENT.
Some say I am intelligent, Some say that I am smart. The truth of it, I must admit, I'm just a dumb old tart. I can't remember what to buy When I go to the store. So I just start to fill the cart, Hoping that's what I came for. Supposed to ring up old Aunt Fay, She wrote to me last week. She's coming to stay on the first of May, THAT'S TODAY! -- I'm such a geek! I write things down to help me out, To remember what to do. But then I miss where I put the list, I'm a hopeless silly moo. My wall's now full of sticky notes. If I read them every night, Then folks might say, "Her brain's okay", When I do get something right. Yes, some say I'm intelligent, And some say that I'm smart. But if my wall of notes did fall, I'd be just a dumb old tart! *Footnote* My wall of sticky notes, I fear, Went flying everywhere. Humidity and glue you see Are not a happy pair. I solved the problem easily And you'll discover how If you read ahead, what I have said In "STICKY NOTES." . .
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