Dizzy Wizzard

There was once a wizard, who changed a frog to a lizard.
    Then with a strip of base metal, aquired from an old rusty kettle,
    By magic became a gold ring, a treasure to give to the king.
    Then with a wave of his wand, he transformed ducks from a pond,
    And a dashing young drake, into elegant swans upon a fine lake.
    But those spells that he cast, soon disappeared very fast,
    For he couldn't quite focus,on the words hocus pocus.
    So he forsook what it said, and intoned mumbo jumbo instead.

    2/ 28/ 2018.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2018

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