when fairy learned to rock.
She dyed her hair all pinkish,
wore shorts, and just one sock.
"Robby, I want a microphone,"
Fair Angel asked the guard,
who used to fly to the store
in heaven's backyard.
"Bobby, I want to host a show,"
Fair Angel asked the cherub,
who was an agent on—the—go,
always after an angel star!
At last, she wanted MTV
to broadcast in the earth
her show that was a pity,
and not a penny's worth.
She asked the king himself to host
The Fair Angel Night.
The mighty king, who'd just come in
fainted, and gave a fright!
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Which of the following books would most likely contain this poem?
A.
Poetry for Singers: Sounds to Flee
B.
Humorous Poems: Trouble in Paradise
C.
Sorrowful Poems: Kings who are Poor
D.
Poetry for Children: Robby and Bobby
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The poem you provided has a playful and whimsical tone, with references to fairies, angels, and a desire to host a show. Given the context and style of the poem, the book that would most likely contain it is:
D. Poetry for Children: Robby and Bobby
This choice aligns with the lighthearted nature and child-friendly themes in the poem.
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