Lookie, lookie, here comes Cookie <br />walking down the street. <br />The boys are all aflutter <br />when their eyes do meet. <br /> <br />She can strut and she can sway, <br />making them all stare. <br />But Cookie just keeps walking <br />as if they were not there. <br /> <br />Lookie, lookie, there goes Cookie <br />passing them all by. <br />She's not aware of how she looks <br />and here's the reason why. <br /> <br />Cookie's life is hard at home. <br />She doesn't trust a guy. <br />Her father left when she was five <br />and she never found out why? <br /> <br />Her mother told her 'Don't trust boys. <br />They'll break your heart in two.' <br />But maybe there'll be one someday <br />that stares but will be true.<br /><br />Edwina Reizer<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/lookie-lookie/
