An Elephant In a Tree
When I was but a lad of three;
I saw an elephant in a tree.
I told my mother, she doubted me;
Now she’s old, like ninety-three;
You’ll never guess what she told me.
She saw an elephant swimming in the sea.
You too can see it if you please;
She only charges a tiny fee.
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