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Rolling in the Aisles

Rolling in the Aisles - by Bruce Lansky

Meatloaf

My mother made a meatloaf
but I think she made it wrong.
It could be that she cooked it
just a little bit too long.

She pulled it from the oven;
and we all began to choke.
The meatloaf was on fire
and the kitchen filled with smoke.

The smoke detectors squealed
at all the flaming meatloaf haze.
My father used his drink
to try extinguishing the blaze.

Mom shrieked and dropped the meatloaf;
it exploded with a boom,
and splattered blackened globs on
every surface in the room.

The dog passed out. The kitten hid.
My brother screamed and fled.
The baby ate a piece of meatloaf
sticking to her head.

My father started yelling
and my sister went berserk.
But I kept cool and said, "at least
our smoke detectors work."

Linda Knaus and Kenn Nesbitt

Copyright © 2004 Linda Knaus and Kenn Nesbitt. All Rights Reserved.

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About this Book

Written by Bruce Lansky
Illustrated by Stephen Carpenter
Copyright © 2004 Bruce Lansky

Format: Hardcover
127 pages
Published by: Meadowbrook Press
List Price: $17.00

This new collection of funny poems by beloved poets such as Bruce Lansky, Jack Prelutsky, Shel Silverstein, and Douglas Florian and up-and-comers such as Kenn Nesbitt, Ted Scheu, Robert Pottle, and Dave Crawley will have both kid-size and grownup-size readers rolling in the aisles!

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