yvette smith (LONDON)
Poems by yvette smith : 270 / 291
Toby
There was once a boy called toby
'named Toby at his birth'
But after eating a potato that he hand reared from the earth
He doubted he was toby even toby from afar
And ridiculed he failed at school
After many a taunting hour of,
'Toby or not Toby? '
He learnt the soliloquy by heart
And having no answer to the question
Changed his name to 'Hamlet'
And became a 'movie star! '
yvette smith
Submitted: Tuesday, July 10, 2012
Edited: Wednesday, July 11, 2012
Poems by yvette smith : 270 / 291
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