Up to the gate he thundered
In everyones minds they wondered
Oh, such a small opening
No one that size can be entering
With a deep breath
And nothing else in his path
He ruduced himself in size
To everyones surprise
Entered the small kingdom
He had did the impossible
However his presense wasn't noble
Like David and Goliath's fight
A little one stepped forward with might
His statue was small
His heart was big and tall
His midget voice screamed
"weeve our wand yu bwik dweman!"
The giant raised his hugh foot
To smash the small one to smut
The little one disappeared
An angel appeared
The other small ones cheered
A small fantasy tale
This morning I had to tell
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Reviewed by Lady Peg (Reader)
Reviewed on April 15, 2003
Grady,
One of my favorites this tale is in his little frame with his mighty God he did fall the giant tall thankyou yes thankyou.
Peggy
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One of my favorites this tale is in his little frame with his mighty God he did fall the giant tall thankyou yes thankyou.
Peggy