A Nursery Tale

Humpy Dumpty jumped over a wall

Humpty Dumpty had a great fall

On her way to the tea stall

With pakoras, to sip a cup of tea

Was her plan, but that was not meant to be

For she fell into a well to drink water directly

The mouse that ran up the wall clock

Was tired and in total shock

While the kids rhymed hickory dickory dock

Little Tommy heard Miss Muffet shout

And with the help of Little Tommy Stout

He managed to pull Humpty out

All the king’s horses and all the king’s mortal

Drove her to the nearest hospital

Where the doctors fixed her bones brittle

Humpty’s broken leg now repaired

She refused to remain impaired

Comforting crutches, her weight they shared

And everywhere that Humpty went

Her Little Lamb unfailingly followed with content

In her love and care, was Humpty drenched

Slowly yet steadily Humpty was back on her own two feet

And kissed her Little Lamb; in triumph did the little one bleat

For without her, Humpty couldn’t have achieved this feat