A boy called Samuel  Spencer Smile

Met a hungry crocodile,

      Who licked his lips and opened wide

      And Sammy disappeared inside.

 

He wriggled, sniggled, screamed and giggled;

Wiggled, jiggled - felt quite niggled.

     He gave the poor croc indigestion

     And, to its mind, there came this question:

 

'Why did I eat a boy like this?

It was quite stupid and remiss.'

     SO . . . He sicked up Sammy all in one

     And felt quite pleased with what he’d done.

 

So Sammy quickly ran to Mum

And never mentioned Crocky's tum,

     But at dinnertime he had a shock

     When Mum served up some nice braised croc.       

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