How wonderful of God to hold us together,
When man is prone to tear us part,
Said the surgical student thoughtfully,
As he practiced his learned art.
Jennifer Hinders lives outside Washington, DC. She’s an instructional assistant and part time freelance writer. To see her publications, view her website at jhinders.com
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Excellent alliteration (especially p, s, and b).
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Very funny and great title!
Marvelous.