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RHYME OF THE MONTH
For June 2019

Here's a short rhyme to demonstrate that, with a little fun and creativity, you can build a rhyming verse on virtually any topic featuring just a couple words--in this case "here" and "there".

"Here And There"
By Bill Kirk
(Well Versed In Rhyme--unpublished)

Each one of us is somewhere,
Which could be far or near.
Wherever you may find yourself,
Your where is always "here."

Our "heres" may all be different;
Or, sometimes they're the same.
Remember, where your "here" is now,
Was "there" before you came.

A "here" is quite specific.
It's always in one spot.
So, when you leave your "here" behind
It's then a "there" you're not.

They say location matters.
I guess they could be right.
For if your "here" is far away,
Then you'd be out of sight.

Although you have but one "here",
I hear there's "theres" to spare.
So, if the "here" you're in gets old,
Just change that "here" to "there."