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The Mask with Black Ears


Danger struck when nightfall came

Every night, and it was lame

Walking, a lady went home

Unaware, a man hide near there

Scheming, ready, with a nasty leer

Ahhh! A lady screamed in fear

Thunk! A man falls right here

It was quick, swift, and noble, indeed!

The Mask with Black Ears

Swoosh! The figure turns around

The Mask with Black Ears

With a step, and a leap, it then disappears

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