A darkish poem for children about a spoiled little boy who learns a valuable lesson.
This is the story of a boy named Mort
Who really believed that friends can be bought;
And how the boy who was first with every trend
Nearly came to a sticky end….
Now Mort was spoiled and Mort was sly,
Mort had everything money could buy.
(A tantrum or two would always suffice
if he saw something he thought was nice).
The boys from school came round in their droves,
They begged their mums for brand-name clothes,
They put up with Morty’s unpleasant ways
‘cos he was always first with the latest craze.
Then came the day, as days will come
when they lost it all, his Dad and Mum.
They sold their house, and they sold his toys,
and that was the end of the neighbourhood boys
Mort was lonely, and Mort was sad
he blamed his troubles on Mum and Dad
And that was why, one angry day
Mort decided to run away…
He walked and walked to the end of town
and when he got there he sat himself down
He felt himself sinking and gave a big shout
“Help! I’m stuck in the mud, someone get me out!”
He struggled and cried but still he sank
The mud was gross, oh how it stank!
Then came a voice, saying “Give me your hand,
and try not to struggle, you’re stuck in quicksand.”
Mort soon discovered that the friend he had gained
was the one kid from school he had always disdained.
He decided right there he would mend his ways
and stayed faithful and true to the end of his days.
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