This was written for Maude and Ether, the sisters who own the ME ... ME ... to the ME Shoppe where they are bargains ... and Ethel Bert’s own little ... started real small
This was written for Maude and Ether, the sisters who own the ME SHOPPE.
THE ME SHOPPE
Come to the ME Shoppe where they are bargains galore
Maude and Ethel Bert’s own little store
They started real small several years ago
Since then they watched it grow and grow
Both these sisters are sweet as can be
Once they gave me some books for free
From dresses to suits, tables to chairs
You can find anything just go over there
The ME Shoppe fills a need in our city
If you’ve never visited it, oh my what a pity
Although both sisters live in the Hurricane Forks
Where people fish with cane poles and red and white corks
They daily drive to town
Open up their shoppe and invite you to get down
Visit with them a spell, buy a thing or two
You might even find a tie, or spy a great shoe
To this little poem, I must now make a close
Put on my ME Shoppe suit and for the camera pose.
Copyright 2004 Irvin L. Rozier 033004
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