Marjorie and Rodney, the Poet

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That's Par-K, P-A-R-K-A-Y, Par-K margarine made by Kraft. Another day is drawing to a close in summer fields. The sun is slowly thinking behind the hills and every little bird is returning to his nest. The great guilders leaves returning to his nest too.

In fact, he's just coming in the front door. Hello, everybody. I'm home. Hi, huh? Hello, Leroy. Hello, next year, please. Good evening, Birdie. Thought we'll be ready in just a few minutes. We got beef stew.

Beef stew? Great. Where's my drink? He isn't home yet. Probably still out with Rodney Zimmerman. Rodney Zimmerman? Yeah, he's got a big crush on him. Who's he, another basketball player? Nice and goof. He's a senior class poet.

A poet? Oh my goodness. You ought to see him, Mark. He's a post-skinny guy that reads books all the time. He's a ghost. No, Leroy. If Marjorie likes him, I'm sure Rodney is a very nice boy.

He's a ghost. No, Leroy. Oh, here she is. Hi, Marjorie. Hello, Marjorie. Marjorie, your old uncle, is saying hello. Oh, hello, Auntie. He wrote the most beautiful poem about me today. Who is Marjorie? Who is she? I wish I knew this mystery.