and boa made of feathers,Lady Rat would sally forth
in every kind of weather.
She always wore a fancy hat,
the times she came to call
on humble Mrs Churchmouse,
who was quiet, shy and small.
Together they would chat and laugh,
tell tales of hanky-panky,
but Lady Rat laughed till she cried
and needed a big hanky!
It's taken me for ever to get round to writing this Monday's Child post! Better late than never?!
...and well worth waiting for, I loved it!! :o)
ReplyDeleteyou always delight me with your tales Jinksy...I hope you are gathering all your childrens verses into a nice file or book so children can enjoy them as much as we do here in blogland....blessings...bkm
ReplyDeleteNo less hilarious than the picture . . .
ReplyDeleteWhatever day you like can be Monday in blogland!
ReplyDeleteNever a truer tale, opposites very often attract, this reminds me of more than a few! As ever, you never disappoint - just lovely, my friend!
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed reading. Keep posting! You're marvelous.
ReplyDeleteNice friendship this, between Lady Rat and Mrs. Churchmouse :)
ReplyDeleteBetter late than never Jinksy.
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