Sesame Balanja

Over a bridge
and past a bright green meadow
appeared a little squidge
an angry monstrous short little fellow

"Come, Come my Sesame Balanja,
Follow me to my CrossjaKanga!"

He jumped and he whelped
screaming such strange things
he motioned, and he dotioned, and he complepleded
"Let us go and sing of kings and rings...

Come, Come my Sesame Balanja,
Follow me to my CrossjaKanga!"

So I went where he motioned
under the bridge and into his cavy fridge
where he said he makes his devotions
and as I tripped on a wire, he smiled a smidge

"Come, Come my Sesame Balanja,
Follow me to my CrossjaKanga!"

Soon I realized I could not get up
over me had fallen a net
and there before me- bones in a pileup
I knew this the end, my gullibility my regret

A quiet nearing voice behind began to windup...

"Come, Come my Sesame Balanja,
Follow me to my CrossjaKanga!"

Contest: Inky Dinky Parlay Voo Poetry Contest
Sponsored By: Caren Krutsinger
Poem Name: Sesame Balanja
Date: March 7, 2020
Copyright © | Year Posted 2020

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March 8, 2020 at 3:42 PM
Quite enjoyed this poem.
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