Summary Of The Poem 'Bosh Is Brontosaurus'

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2. Bosh is Brontosaurus.
Lebron hairline is fading.
Rose broke his ankle.

3.Dog done did died, Boss.
He feel of the top ledge, Boss.
The Dog a Hero.

4. Blue doesn't like Red.
Bread doesn't like the Toast.
Fire kills the Air.

5. Watches are Useful.
So are the Watch Designers.
Time keepers are nice.

6. Micro soft is the Coolest. But Apple is all Nerdy.
Stick and Stone is God.

7. A King of one self.
Always servant to People.
Broke to Riches, King.

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