Not Those Leprechauns, Again
I thought I’d write a poem
About a leprechaun
Those dirty little buggers
Are hiding in my lawn
I hear them in the morning
When I walk out my door
Cleaning up their messes
Has become a daily chore
I do like a party, I
Appreciate their humor
The bottles left behind
Have started a bad rumor
You see, no one believes
The story that I tell them
Leprechauns made the mess
They should compensate with gem
Messing up my property
Is fair play to leprechauns
If I had my way today
They’d see no more dawns
Ken Goree
About a leprechaun
Those dirty little buggers
Are hiding in my lawn
I hear them in the morning
When I walk out my door
Cleaning up their messes
Has become a daily chore
I do like a party, I
Appreciate their humor
The bottles left behind
Have started a bad rumor
You see, no one believes
The story that I tell them
Leprechauns made the mess
They should compensate with gem
Messing up my property
Is fair play to leprechauns
If I had my way today
They’d see no more dawns
Ken Goree
I thought I'd better tie a poem to the holiday.
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