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*How We Laughed a 9/11 story by Jude Kyrie We laughed away our silly childhood Swimming laughing all we could laughing playing everyday Together Covered in mud We laughed all day at a silly song. You threw my homework In the pond. We laughed so much I peed my pants In a pool on the floor. We laughed at everything Everything that we saw. After finals you threw your ******* from the car And then I threw out mine We got a ticket from the policeman And laughed as we paid the fine. We dumped two losers on a date Then went off to graduate. The we both got wedding rings Our bellies grew and grew. How fast the time did fly You laughed and laughed And said at last Weve learned how to multiply In business you laughed your way to the top Who would haved guessed You were to be the big  success Then on 9/11 the planes came down. And the towers turned to ash You died and the world Is  now a sadder place Oh God! How I miss your laugh*
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Dec 23, 2015
Dec 23, 2015 at 3:52 PM UTC
How we laughed..a 9/11 story
*How We Laughed a 9/11 story by Jude Kyrie We laughed away our silly childhood Swimming laughing all we could laughing playing everyday Together Covered in mud We laughed all day at a silly song. You threw my homework In the pond. We laughed so much I peed my pants In a pool on the floor. We laughed at everything Everything that we saw. After finals you threw your ******* from the car And then I threw out mine We got a ticket from the policeman And laughed as we paid the fine. We dumped two losers on a date Then went off to graduate. The we both got wedding rings Our bellies grew and grew. How fast the time did fly You laughed and laughed And said at last Weve learned how to multiply In business you laughed your way to the top Who would haved guessed You were to be the big  success Then on 9/11 the planes came down. And the towers turned to ash You died and the world Is  now a sadder place Oh God! How I miss your laugh*
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Dec 23, 2015
Dec 23, 2015 at 3:52 PM UTC
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