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An ALYD rhyme, recited to me by Fairy Godmother:
"A couple of shopkeepers,
household names they say,
recognizable by all,
shook hands,
and bet on a horse.
Since betting on a horse,
is of course,
not yet an honor to proclaim,
the shopkeepers pick and choose,
what and when to say."
"How much did they bet, Fairy Godmther?" I blurted out.
"One of them no less than 6,000,000 gooseggs," said the Fairy Godmother.
"Wow," said I, "hope they can tell about their bet out loud soon! 'Cause a lot of people don't think the horse can even run anymore, and have stopped feeding it!"
Bounced Czech
(Love fairytales about horses, but only with happy endings!) |
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