There was a pretty mermaid named Trish,
If you were nice she’d grant you one wish,
I asked to swim well,
Then, Trish cast her spell,
She turned me into a goldfish.
Jeeter liked to watch the clock, He watched at work each day, Jeeter got almost nothing done, But, he still expected pay, One day Jeeter had to see the boss, The boss told Jeeter he was done, Jeeter was at a total loss, He thought he worked harder than anyone, Jeeter quickly found a job with hope, It was a job watching a giant clock, He spent his nights with a telescope, As the stars moved he heard "tic-toc".
Poor butterfly fluttering in the air,
With such desperation and despair,
The snow is blowing and winter is here,
It is the time that butterflies fear,
Unless, of course they do not taunt fate and stay,
And, with their fellow butterfly pilgrims stray,
Soon to greet the warm equatorial day,
And, feast on sweet nectar beneath the sun’s glowing ray.
Chipmunk ate my cupcake, Squirrel ate my asthma pill, Otter ate my fish, Rabbit ate my dill, Bear drank my moonshine, River ate my road, Rust ate my pickup truck, A tornado ate my abode.
There was quest to find a plug,
To stop my little row boat from leaking,
But, my plug was made of cork and floated away,
For other holes it went a seeking,
Now I sit in my boat at the bottom of the bay,
Looking up through the water at the skies above,
I wish I had taken that swimming class offered last may,
Then, I would be home with my kitty cat love.