Rhyme Time
- Alan Millard

- Apr 15, 2022
- 1 min read
Recasting of a famous nursery rhyme by a well-known author
He who would rodents three
Spare from disaster,
Let him, though blind they be,
Bid them run faster.
There’s naught so cruel in life
Than some foul farmer’s wife
Who wields her carving knife
To maim a mouse tail.
True ‘tis, that lacking pace,
Three mice, unsighted,
Struck thus while giving chase
Now languish blighted.
So, pilgrims, armed with knives,
Forewarned of farmers’ wives,
Strike down whoever strives
To maim a mouse tail.

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