A pansy stood out in the breeze
It wished it grew under the trees
But it sadly had grown
Out there on its own
So it could do nothing but freeze.
Marmalade's great on my toast
But unsuitable spread on a roast
Everything has its place
Must accept it with grace
And each has no reason to boast.
A star twinkled down from the sky
And lit up a gleam in my eye
Round like a balloon
Full face of the moon
Peeked out from a cloud passing by.
A lion and a tiger once met
Knowing one soon would regret
For this stranger's meeting
Would be wild and fleeting
In the form of Russian roulette.
Eerie refrains have a charm
As long as attached to no harm
But if with a story
Of theme somewhat hoary
They shatter my feelings of calm.
The sunset at night was quite glorious
The sun could retire quite victorious
The moon on arising
It's fullness was prizing
Of sun it was feeling censorious.
A shoe fell in love with a sock
Their mates were suffering a shock
They thought it disgraceful
To be so unfaithful
Watching the two interlock.
I hate sitting down on the flooor
My back now can take it no more
I now really ought
To give it support
Or I wind up grumpy and sore.