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The World is Falling


The world is about to fall down today. What does the cute boy with The curly brown hair have to say? “We don’t have much time.” “I know,” said Sally, the girl who Was in love with him for a long time. “Since we are all going to die soon, And I am in love with you, Will you take me as your groom?” “Of course I will, you silly goose.” Sally said with a smirk, “I wouldn’t want to leave this loose.” Hand in hand, They ran to Vegas To be wed as planned. Finally wed, The Earth began to turn A vicious shade of red. “Sally, I love you,” Said the boy. But then away Sally flew. As she flew away, She looked down To her lover to say, “I love you, too.” And then away The boy flew. The Earth had begun To deteriorate by The rays of the sun. Looking down at their town, Watching their life flutter away, They cried with a frown.
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