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Screaming Stevie

by Donna Murphy
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Screaming Stevie by Donna Murphy

Screaming Stevie screamed all day.
“MOM!! I’M GOING OUT! OKAY?!”
“MOM AND DAD! I’LL BE RIGHT BACK!!”
“DAD! I’LL BE OUT BACK WITH JACK!”

“MOM AND DAD! I’M HOME,” he’d cry.
“SIS, I’M GOING SKATING! BYE!”
“DARN IT, MOM, I SLIPPED AND FELL!”
“BRING A BAND-AID QUICK!,” he’d yell.

“GOIN’ FISHIN’, SIS!,” he’d shout,
slamming doors and stomping out.
Stomping back, he’d blow a kiss,
screaming, “SMELL YA LATER, SIS!”

But mom and dad don’t really mind.
Their Stevie’s often sweet and kind.
I bet they’ll miss their screaming son,
when Steve moves out (he’s 31!).

  — Donna Murphy

Reprinted by permission of the author.

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Selected as one of 20 winners among thousands of entries for Half Price Books’ 13th annual poetry/illustrator Bedtime Storybook Contest promoting literacy for children, Donna holds dear her childhood of hearing poetry and stories (like Alice in Wonderland) from her grandpa and mom, and trying her hand at poetry at a young age.

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