The United States And Canada Will Meet For Gold In Olympic Women’s Hockey
The US and Canada, bold and cold,
In Olympic gold, their rivalry’s told.
For the seventh time,
In a clash sublime,
Their border battle never grows old.
The US and Canada, bold and cold,
In Olympic gold, their rivalry’s told.
For the seventh time,
In a clash sublime,
Their border battle never grows old.
There once was a youth hockey game in Rhode Island
Where three people were tragically slain
The suspect, it seems,
Had violent dreams
And now all that’s left is the pain
There once was a director so bold
Whose documentaries did unfold
A history unique
In-depth, no critique
Through movies, his stories were told
There once was a defendant unnamed
Who to ISIS had reportedly claimed
Allegiance one day
In a courtroom display
His fate in the justice system remained
There once was a man named Gray
Whose son caused a terrible fray
With a gun he supplied
Four innocent lives died
Now justice must have its say
There was a masked person they found,
With a gun and a backpack unwound,
Outside Guthrie’s Tucson home,
Where she vanished alone,
In surveillance videos, they’re bound.
There once was a card that was rare,
A Pickachu Illustrator, people did stare,
Sold for sixteen point five,
A collector’s dream alive,
At Goldin Auctions it found a new lair.
There once was a trio so wise,
Rejected monikers in disguise,
“Powerpuff Girls,” they said,
And “Babes of Glory” dread,
Trademark issues they did despise.
There once was a broadcaster named Spain
Who called out the veep in disdain
She received messages vile
But maintained her smile
At Milan Cortina 2026, she did reign
There once was a crime reporter so fine
Who credited an inside source divine
With information so clear
And without any fear
She solved the case with a brilliant mind