Naughty Cat

Rhyming + Tongue Twisting, Edition The cat in the hat sat on the mat, As he pondered this and pondered that, He wondered if he could concoct a rhyme, That would twist your tongue and take some time. So he said, "How much wood would a woodchuck chuck, If a woodchuck could chuck wood? A woodchuck would chuck as much wood as he could, And chucking wood would do a woodchuck good!" But that was not enough, he knew, For he wanted to twist your tongue anew, So he added, "She sells seashells by the seashore, But the shells she sells are not always what you're looking for!" The cat in the hat grinned with glee, As he saw the twisty rhymes take hold of thee, He knew that he had done his best, To create a poem that was truly a test. So he bid you adieu, with a tip of his hat, And hoped that you enjoyed this little chat, And if you're up for more tongue-twisting delight, Just say the word, and he'll be back in sight! -😼