Poetry : The curious case of little old Cassie


The curious case of little old Cassie

 

Let me tell you a very peculiar story

The curious case of poor little old Cassie

Frail, pail & ailed, Cassie wailed

Of having no spirit, no fight, no energy, no life

 

So, the good doctor peaked at her little brain

Only to witness brawls too awful, & too loud

Wretched fights fought with no concept of passing time 

That drained the lass of youth, joy and life

 

“Do you know who fights in you, lass?”

“Aye, I do. I brawl with she and she is I”

“She brawls with them and they are I”

Cassie replied woeful, worried and tired

 

“Do you know what you need to do, lass?”

“Nay, I don’t. So help me good doctor!”

“Listen up lassie, you must burn down the tavern"

“The venue in your mind where the fiends come to fight"

 

“Burn it down with a Molotov and flush all the brew!”

“No beer, no brawl! No fuel, no fire! No stage, no drama!”

“Invite the circus instead - puppets, Muppets, clowns in weird gowns!”

"I hereby prescribe the rowdy crowd - cherry, merry & endless comedy!"


The good doctor with delight, he diagnosed and he prescribed

Cheery, cheerful & cheered up Cassie was slowly & joyfully cured

Cured from the rowdy voices, noises and bad choices

Thereby ending this peculiar story of poor little old Cassie










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