The snowy mountains of old
Rose up above the top
Teeny tiny raindrops came
Onto the ground, plip plop
Children young and old run
Ready to slip and fall
Once they saw their bruises
They would whine, scream, bawl
There was woman in a house
Known as Ellie Regard
She ran a petite flower shop
And once dated a bard
She said, "I know you're having fun
But worry about this town
Soon the rain will grow plentiful
And then we will all drown."
Not heeding her warnings
They shunned her little shop
They threw dung and wet clothes
On the ruby red rooftop
Ellie could not help but scream
And run far away
Into a dark and cold cave
Where she would stay
It came to the point when the rain
Grew a staggering whole foot
Frantically, they tried to counter it
By throwing bags of soot
Ellie felt a dark force
Whispering to her ear
She hit it in a fit of whiplash
And begged, "Please disappear!"
Shots rang out into the night
The only source of light
Ellie screamed once more and ran
And saw the flooding town
In a livid shock she said,
"I knew you all would drown!"
But she herself was swept up
Struggling for air
A wooden oar that had splintered
Took hold of her red hair
She knew that she would not live
And knew that she could not forgive
Dec 9, 2018
Dec 9, 2018 at 6:11 PM UTC
The snowy mountains of old
Rose up above the top
Teeny tiny raindrops came
Onto the ground, plip plop
Children young and old run
Ready to slip and fall
Once they saw their bruises
They would whine, scream, bawl
There was woman in a house
Known as Ellie Regard
She ran a petite flower shop
And once dated a bard
She said, "I know you're having fun
But worry about this town
Soon the rain will grow plentiful
And then we will all drown."
Not heeding her warnings
They shunned her little shop
They threw dung and wet clothes
On the ruby red rooftop
Ellie could not help but scream
And run far away
Into a dark and cold cave
Where she would stay
It came to the point when the rain
Grew a staggering whole foot
Frantically, they tried to counter it
By throwing bags of soot
Ellie felt a dark force
Whispering to her ear
She hit it in a fit of whiplash
And begged, "Please disappear!"
Shots rang out into the night
The only source of light
Ellie screamed once more and ran
And saw the flooding town
In a livid shock she said,
"I knew you all would drown!"
But she herself was swept up
Struggling for air
A wooden oar that had splintered
Took hold of her red hair
She knew that she would not live
And knew that she could not forgive
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