A Jolly Fisherman

There was a jolly fisherman Whose name was Bobby Brown. Even the fish thought he was friendly For he never wore a frown. The fish danced right into his net While he played a merry tune Using his recorder On a sunny afternoon. The jolly fisherman and his crew Who were very happy too, Sang a joyful song About what they and the fish would do. Some fish were cast back out to sea. The jolly fisherman wished them well. And those who stayed onboard his ship He later had to sell. There was a jolly fisherman. Dear Bobby Brown. He's now too frail to sail. So he spends more time in town. Written September 3rd 2022 For the "A Jolly Fisherman" contest A rhyme for children Sponsor: Julia Ward