The Secret by Jill McDougall

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The Secret

 

Can you keep a secret? Good!

Cos this one’s super hot –

In my desk, amongst the mess,

I found a …. you-know-what.

 

Now promise you won’t tell a soul

Not even Mary-Lou,

I turned it round and then I found

A note from you-know-who.

 

I laughed so hard my tonsils ached

I thought I’d nearly die,

It must have happened you-know-when

Because of … you-know-why.

 

Now don’t you go and blab all this

To Rosie and her lot,

If you do, I’m warning you,

They’ll give us you-know-what.

 

Jill McDougall

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    Sharing the Secret

    Psst. Listen to this, Sis!

    I’m going to whisper in your ear,

    Because I don’t want Dad to hear.

    This secret’s just come straight from Mum:

    She’s got a baby in her tum!

    No one must know, but you and me

    And Mum, of course, but just we three.

    I said to Mum I wouldn’t tell,

    So you must promise me as well,

    Then when Dad hears the baby’s cries,

    He’s going to get a huge surprise!

     

    Monty Edwards
    • Submitted in response to Poetry Prompt #48

    prompt-48

    Monty says: Children find secrets so exciting, they do find it hard not to share them.