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MAKE THAT A DOUBLE by Stephen D. Rogers "At the time of the crime I was far from the scene. Had a drink with my shrink To relate what I'd seen. Just that day, in my way Stood a man with a grin. It was me, strange to see An identical twin."
"So you claim, with the aim Of walking scot-free. But I'm sure you're not pure And the killer you be. Had a talk with your Doc; He repeated your tale. But your shrink tends to think That your twin drank the ale."
Stephen D. Rogers © 2006 |
Over
three hundred of Stephen's stories and poems have been selected to
appear in more than a hundred publications. His website,