Random rhyme stanzas: I saw little darling Daphne, playing in her dress. She slipped into a puddle of mud, Oh, what a mess. Her brother’s name was Tommy, he saw her sitting there. He laughed so hard he too fell in, oh what a funny pair. There upon a nearby hill, I saw a little lamb. Next to lamb there watched a boy, that boy his name was Sam. Now Sam he was a shepherd and that explains the lamb. The lamb and Sam were on a Quest looking for a lost ram. High above there flew a bird, soaring on a breeze. Below the bird I saw a horse and that horse began to sneeze. On a rock I saw a man, straw hat upon his head. In his hand he held a pipe. “Gesundheit horse, he said. Near a sparkling brook, I saw a house of twigs. It’s said there lived inside that house, three little pigs. Three pigs they say in house of twigs, I think that is quite funny. For breakfast I saw them eating three eggs, one scrambled, one poached, one runny. Floating on a pond nearby, there swam a bright green frog. Watching frog I observed a dog laying upon a log. The dog on log began to bark when it heard a distant noise. That noise it came from a nearby field, from a group of boys. Out in the distance I heard a cry, like “Cock-a-doodle-do.” It must be farmer Joe’s rooster calling Joe and his wife, Betsy Lou. It’s morning Joe Rooster must be calling, Get up, it’s time to rise. The rooster cried that quite loudly I think, as if to emphasize.