Monkey Sea

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Monkey Sea
Monkey dew
Chicken crossed the road
Cow jumped over toad
Mouse ran up the clock
Hare the bully jock
Passed the turtle
Jumped a hurdle.
Ant fights a rubber tree
Stings like a bumble bee
Floats like a butterfly
Eyes the dragonfly

Ignores the house fly.
Billy goat jumps
Over the bump
Thursday is here
Friday very near.
Bear shits in the woods 
Like all smart  bears should.

A. HERNANDEZ  JUNE 17 2022

My Granddaughter Zoe / My Daughter’s Photo
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Published by Art Hernandez

I was Born in Cuba, December 6, 1965. Granted political refuge, my family and I fled to Madrid, Spain, where my twin sisters, Gloria and Jackie, were born. We then migrated to the United States, Cincinnati, Ohio, where my brother, Jimmy, was born . We moved to Tampa, Florida, where I had a poem published in the annual school poetry book at Alexander Elementary. I graduated high school in 1984; afterwhich, I went to Tampa Technical for two years and received an A.S. Degree in Computer Engineering Technology. My publishing credits include short stories online at The Wandering Troll, A Writer's Choice, Science Fiction & Fantasy World, Deathgrip, and Aphelion. I am married to a lovely lady, her name is Donna; she's blessed me with three children (Nikita, Melissa, and Nicholas). And my children have so far blessed me with two beautiful grandchildren Parker and Zoe. My hobbies include reading, writing, sports, and computers.

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