The Fiddler and the Frog
Once there was a handsome fiddler named George
Who always played love songs at nearby gorge
In his passionate playing
A red frog came out singing
Sounded like, “ Crack my crooked croak with sorge.”
When the frog’s voice got louder and louder
George’s playing paused awhile to wander
Crossing the fast flowing stream
Saw the red frog in his dream
Seated crossed leg like his girlfriend, Sander.
He let the frog jumped in his hand, smiling
“I like you, be mine if you are willing
In my dream you were my girl
Who transformed in just a twirl"
Then, kissed the frog saying, “You’re back darling.”
The fiddler played again for the last time
But found himself playing nursery rhymes
He could not control himself
Transforming into an elf
And his great violin into a chime.
Feb 4, 2023 12.48pm
sorge - means care or concern
Copyright © Len Gasun | Year Posted 2023
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