
Raven and the lights
The Old Man was a landlord
Rich and formidable
Electric part of his hoard
The tenants were miserable
Raven knew this truth
As such he was compelled
He was sneaking like a sleuth
To find where it was held
In The Old Man’s house
There was a large fuse box
Raven snuck to his penthouse
The Old Man he was to flummox
Raven entered in the night
He was without excuses
He would bring the light
He replaced all the fuses
The electric burned him
He would never look the same
But joy filled him to the brim
No one would believe his claim
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