Humpty Dumpty
By Lord R.e. Taylor
Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall,
He proudly showed off his fine pair of balls.
But one bright morning he slipped in a fall
And those lovely balls
They went bouncing down the hall.
© Poem – XVIII/VIII/MMXXCI
LRET
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