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STORY TO TELL


Listen I have a story to tell,

The two eagles of my mouth  inch me to tell,

Back from sweat I have a story,

The story to tell,

A song to sing,

Where lies rely,

Where bravely attains,

In a big peer it comes,

But I still have a story to tell.

 

The sight illustrates,

The bones and muscles coinciding around,

The enormous story splits into the brains,

The brains of the brave,

The brave of the blessed,

The blessed of the battle,

The battle of the bastille,

But I still have a story to tell.

 

The sight of the reader appeals,

Ready to receive the amazing story,

Tremendous,striking and impressive story,

Spakling into the eyes of the fibber,

Charmingly of a better gait.

But I still have a story to tell.

 

 

 

 

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