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Shelley Sellers

Shelley Sellers sells her shells
at Shelley's Seashell Cellars.
She sells shells (and she sure sells!)
to smelly seashore dwellers.

Smelly dwellers shop the sales
at Shelley's seashell store.
Salty sailors stop their ships
for seashells by the shore.

Shelley's shop, a shabby shack,
so sandy, salty, smelly,
still sells shells despite the smells;
a swell shell shop for Shelley.

--Kenn Nesbitt

 

This poem appears in the book
Rolling in the Aisles


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On Aug 25, 2011 Lexi from US wrote:
found this poem in flvs its a rockin toung twister!
On Jun 14, 2011 Mia Price from usa wrote:
good poem
On Apr 29, 2011 FLVS Kid 1 from USA wrote:
Love it. Found it thru FLVS lang arts 2
On Feb 12, 2011 Damaris from U.S Florida wrote:
I liked this poem, it's very tricky. ;)
On Jan 6, 2011 hi from USA wrote:
its funny and hard to say.

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