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Plastic Hip


Eugene nobly watered his garden

he side stepped a snake

and begged for his pardon

which caused him to fall in a dip

that broke his hip

and he hopefully gave the doctor a tip

the doctor said no to titanium and insisted on plastic

Eugene said yes and hoped for nothing drastic

poor Eugene with a hip that squeaks all day

with nothing to make the pain go away

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