I like dogs; you prefer cats.
I say felines are perfectly fine most
of the time. (And I say this in order
to create a rhyme within my lines.)
Either way, a pet is a pet
and I’d say, both cats and dogs
are perfectly okay.
You like apple pie and I’ll
stick with my chocolate cake.
Pie in the sky, by which you
may subscribe; still, I’ll have
my cake and eat it too.
There are these differences
indeed to be noted between
you and me.
The preposition “between”
you and me is grammatically
correct. Otherwise,
“you” would still be appropriately
stated first, and instead,
“you” would be followed by
“I” not “me”
which seems ludicrously silly
because “by” is a preposition as well.
Confused? I confess, I am too.
By the way, ever been told
to mind you own p’s and q’s?
What’s up with that?
The hell with cats and dogs,
and the differences between
you and me.
Let’s begin again,
this time alphabetically—
A B C D E F G...
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Chris Hanch 1-21-2022
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