A Whippersnapper Forgets
Once upon a time
When Rooster makes his crow,
In a land of song and rhyme
where the whippersnaps grow,
A young girl slept
after Rooster said to wake
when out of bed she leapt!
"Oh my, I mustn't be late!"
She ran and ran and fought!
to get to whippersnap school
where whippersnaps taught
and whippersnappers drooled.
She arrived at the gate,
Her heart pounding in her head.
She knew she was so late!
"Snap, Snap!" The whippersnap said.
She sat in her seat,
still tired from her bed,
but, suddenly jumped to her feet!
"I've forgotten my Lamb!" Mary said.
And now there is no rhyme
for the children in our land,
for Mary wasn't on time
and never brought her little lamb.
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