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Once Upon A Time


Once upon a time, There was a group of men Humpty Dumpty, the clan Who had solid, rebellious intentions. Corruption in the Government Woke up the entire band Men eager too fight for something Something to believe in Staggered. Stacked on a wall The men locked arms So they couldn't fall The entire town was watching Faces stained with curiosity & horror Humpty Dumpty shouted "Make Peace, Not War!" The earth quaked in excitement The collective Conciousness was vibrant The vibrations hazed over like lighting This energy was too enticing Excitement. One for the books they say, But as soon as the protest concluded The enjoyment of the day decayed For how would they get down?
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