Water

I went to the pond with a pail 

And I dipped it in 

But something peculiar grabbed 

Add pulled it in 

I looked down 

And saw a crab clutching the pail 

We both tugged at it 

Got tired and needed a rest 

As the day wore 

And the sun set in the west 

With courage and hope 

I tugged, till I pulled the pail out

Born On A Flower

I was born on a flower 

Next to an oak tree 

My mother found it 

And adopted me 

I lived a happy life 

I smelled like perfume 

When my big brother rocked too hard 

I turned down the volume 

103 years later 

I was walking near a tower 

Suddenly I fell dead 

I had died on the same flower!

History Mania

Have your ever heard of Washington and Abraham Lincoln 

Samuel Adams and Walt Whitman 

 

Teddy Roosevelt, John Hancock, Paul Revere 

And a pint of beer 

A huge party Called the Boston Tea Party 

Duke Ellington, John F Kennedy and Louise Braille 

And the Santa Fe Trail 

They expect me to stay cool 

And learn all this in pre-school?!

Alley in New York

I am going down an alley in New York Town

I can't tell you my feelings

As I pass down the old road

That used to have poker-dealings

I am going down the alley in New York Town

Where there is a window

And I see a woman in her gown

I am going down the alley in New York Town

Where fellow musicians play Jazz music

That fills my heart everyday

I am going down the alley in New York Town

And when I go, I am thinking

Maybe tonight I'll get my wife

And go to the Lincoln 

Goodbye Flowers

Goodbye flowers

Summer days pass

I still see the flowers today

But the consequence of Fall

Is very strict

So they will pass away

Say Good-bye to the red roses

The flowers' sweet poses

Summer makes you gay

Tomorrow watch

The trees grow bare

Green leaves are now crisp

 How lucky I am to see one last day of summer

Soon it will change in a wisp

Farmers prepare for Fall

Now that I am done admiring

I sit on the stone wall

Think about all the flowers

And say goodbye again