The Fifth Son
One, two, three,
Four, and
Five, the fifth son
Appears to be covered in
Hives
He flies with
The bees, and
The sky, his home
They try to swat him
Like a fly
But his wings
Are strong, and
He escapes the swatter
Who does him wrong
But the swatter
Persists, and
Still it tries to kill him,
But he resists
So the swatter
Gives in, and
To the Sun he goes
To live in.
One, two, three,
Four, and
Five, the fifth son
Is now first, living peacefully
In his beehive.
This poem is about:
My family
Our world
