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Aladdin//A Remake


Once upon a time...

There was a street rat named Aladdin that was from the Middle East

And one day he saw a princess that looked like the opposite of her beast


The princess was Jasmine and she had kept a spine-chilling tiger as her pet


The tiger was named Rajah and he had never been seen as a threat


Aladdin had a monkey named Abu and he had found a magic lamp


They rubbed the lamp and out came a towering Genie


Aladdin was told he was going to get three wishes but he couldn't do anything to make himself all all powerful meanie


He wished for riches so he could impress Jasmine

All of the fancy clothes he wore definitely showed he had a sense of fashion

But with all of the hats and cool pants, it looked like he lacked compassion


Jasmine was more disgusted than intrigued

As for Rajah, he thought Aladdin could be the best meal he had ever received

During a parade Rajah galloped toward Aladdin and after his first bite he was already relived


He consumed Aladdin whole in front of a crowed

And he did that all on a side road 

 

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