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Once Upon An Angry Dime


Once upon a time

There was a Dime

And it had a heart that grew

As big and as wide

As the Ocean Blue.

What became of that heart

No one knew

Nor how Davy Jones

And all his cursed crones

Got stuck with its eternal hue

 

Its beat continued from ages past until

Will Turner,

A lover of a most beloved daughter

Its rue, did  inherit.

And inherit he did

But no one knows the woman

Who owns the heart

Nor the anger that will ensue

On the man of Elizabeth Swan and all his crew.

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