So disturbing
Apparently, some poets' work is tailored for toddlers:
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4 comments:
Actually, I think that was brilliant--and either the kid actually understood the poem or someone had coached him on delivery, because the emphasis is mainly right on too.
But, wow, this must have been the end of a long afternoon: the room in the background looks like a bomb hit it!
Looks like someone woke up on the wrong side of the snark this morning...
One thing I'll give the lad: at least, unlike Shane Koyczan, he acknowledges the author of the poem!
And Rebecca: as far as toddler chaos goes, believe me, that's nothing.
Yeah well Kaleb could sure teach that kid something - it's called "The Clean-up Song."
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