To…well…quite a few of you,
Everyone is different,
And no two think the same.
We all deserve an opinion
Without getting tons of blame.
It’s sometimes so obvious
That we do not agree,
But calmly talking things out
Can reach some commonality.
Though harmony is the goal,
Not everyone can oblige.
It’s clear that this debate
May not end in compromise.
It’s gone on long enough
And is difficult to say…
Ultimately, NO toilet paper roll
Should go UNDER that way!
Sincerely,
An “Over-Roll” Truther
About the Creator
Elizabeth Petit
Middle School Teacher (most days!)
Aspiring Poet and Short Story Writer (whenever possible!)
Dedicated aunt and committed sports fan
I love a good twist and enjoy trying to surprise others with my writing.
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