Pinocchio's Profits
There once was a boy
Who wasn’t a boy.
Made out of wood,
he was forever stuck in his childhood.
However, whenever he lied,
No matter how hard he tried,
His nose would grow
And it wouldn’t grow slow.
Until one day
His father did say
“Pinocchio, we will use your nose
And make a profit, I suppose.”
After that Pinocchio would neglect the truth
Throughout his unchanging youth.
Harvesting the wood,
They used it the best way they could.
Because the boy’s nose had much potential
They opened a shop that only sold pencils.
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