No one likes to be an April fool Young or old, short or tall No one knows what's on their mind Could be odious and not kind
I may be a kill joy, cannot take a joke Finding myself an hour late, when I awoke And when I sat down, IT made a funny sound How embarrassing, when everyone looked round.
Was that someone at the door? As I fell onto the floor Perhaps it was the wind outside I really could not decide
Was that sugar, that made me shudder Or marge on my bread and not butter And when I tried to get into bed The sheets they, were not open at the head
But the worst thing of all A 'wopsie' in the hall But I'm sure you will agree All could be put right with a nice cup of tea.
Come April the first next year
I will be prepared, never fear
I'll pay them back and decree
I'll be CHAMP, Don't mess with me.
I
© Elizabeth
Manwaring
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