Lived on a farm - a humble abode
Was being raised by her Uncle
Henry and Antietam, I mean Auntie
Em; owned a pooch named Toto.
Along came a spinster quite bitch
Wanted to impound the liitle dog
Puts it in her a tisket-a-tasket, a
green and yellow basket.
But Toto was pretty damn smart
Escapes and runs to the farm
Dorothy, afraid of the fuzz, takes
Toto and makes like splitsville.
Meets up with a two-bit carny
hypnotist - who would later
change his threads and become
the Great OZ.
Professor Marvel gives her a
look-see in the glass ball; an
image of her dear old aunt
Shows her turning on the tears.
Pulls at Dorothy's heart strings
She and Toto head back home
In other words they beat feet
Then along comes a big blow.
When they arrive, everyone had
gone gopher in the storm cellar
Dorothy and Toto head for the
farm house - do an Old Yeller.
The tornado grabs the house
by the seat of its pants and
throws it into outer space - this
is when Dorothy starts trippin'.
Sees the bitch turn into a witch
The house kills her co-worker as
it lands safely in Munchkinland
Dorothy is now the BWC.
Good Witch Glinda gives her the
Ruby Slippers; Dorothy gets the
key to the miniature city; all is
cool until the ugly witch shows up.
"I'll get you my pretty" is uttered
The Kansas Girl tells her to piss
off - take a hike; she and Toto
hit the yellow bricks.
Dorothy gets in the groove with a
corn field Scarecrow, a Man of Tin
and the King of Beasts - make a
bee-line for the Emerald City.
Sign out front reads, "Nobody Gets
In To See The Wiz, Not Nobody, Not
No How!" The Four Musketeers say,
"Yeah right" - kick the door in.
After seeing all the bells and whistles
Toto pulls the curtain - the Great OZ
gets the third degree; "Okay, what'a
we need to get outta this place?"
He answers, " You gotta get down and dirty
with the witch - throw H2O on her skin
watch her lose weight and disappear;"
"And bring me her ride - it's called a broomstick."
"Is that it?" "We could've done that in our
poppy-sleep; oh snap!" Within the hour
the four returned with the witch's broom -
all wearing monkey suits.
The Man of Tin gets his brain; the corn
field Scarecrow his heart; the King of
Beasts - courage; Dorothy clicks her
heels and it's back on the farm - big whoop!
'2008' RLS
Regis
Love the style you wrote-and your little dog too!
CarolHawks
Be always safe,
Karen
randy