Three Blind Mice

Three Blind Mice...
They weren't so nice...
Living by theft, crime and vice
One day the Blind Mice,
Lost particularly heavy at dice...
To pay their debts,
They planned a big heist...
Now they had stole their employers blind,
And had been long fired in kind...
Now their vengence they would seek
They weren't too smart,
And could not turn the other cheek
But being blind made the task tough,
Cause seeing what they're stealing
was kind of rough...
But these dumb mice,
No wisdom did they heed,
And proceeded with their dark deed...
Turns out they tried to rob a Police Station,
Now they're on a long vacation,
In the Prison of the Criminally Insane Blind,
With lots of other mice of their kind.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2007

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