Dr. Herbert Benjamin
Far away from home
Take along a poem.
If better turns to worse,
Open up your purse
And read some silly verse.
Travelers should take with ‘em
Some foolish little rhythm
If they’ve no one with ‘em.
If you’re having a hard time,
Any kind of rhyme
Will make you feel in prime.
The sky is shining blue,
See, the moon shines too.
Now they shine on you.
Purse terse verse,
Transverse, reverse, rehearse.
Make better out of worse.
Chime, mime, rhyme.
And meantime pantomime.
Just have a rhyming time.
Be spry, be sly, be shy,
Decry a lullaby
And you won’t need to cry.
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