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Don't climb Too High in a Tree

by michael-robert-triska

Little Samantha McGee was climbing up a tree. Branch by Branch she went further and further up with glee. Till she got to the top, it was quite a drop. Poor little Samantha McGee lost her grip on that tree. Down and down to the ground she went yelling, "oh dear mother please catch me." But it was not to be, for you see it was all a dream. Little Samantha McGee won't be climbing in any other trees.
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michael-robert-triska
51 / M
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Apr 21, 2017
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Copy Right Michael Robert Triska

It's going into my nursery rhymes book.

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