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Way Too Many Daves
Did I ever tell you about Mrs. McCave? She was a queer foolish woman without a clue, Had twenty-three sons, and she named them all Dave? With just one name, oh the difficulties it gave Like, when she wants only one, and calls out “Dave, Yoo-Hoo! Did I ever tell you about Mrs. McCave? She thinks through all the names over the years she’d saved. Wishes she’d named them different at their debut - Had twenty-three sons, and she named them all Dave. A name like Hoos-Foos, or Snimm, Zanzibar the brave, Sunny Jim - this is how she should have named the crew! Did I ever tell you about Mrs. McCave? With so many Daves, when one of them misbehaves As you can imagine, the scolding takes a queue. Had twenty-three sons, and she named them all Dave! Now she fusses and frets inside her Dave enclave. Well, she named them all that, not a smart thing to do. Did I ever tell you about Mrs. McCave? Had twenty-three sons, and she named them all Dave? - written in Villanelle form Note: this poem is part of a collection, to read more please see: "Seussical Scribbles"
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