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I Am Fred Chapter V "Where is the elf named Fred?" I said. "With his jaunty hat and suit of red." "Long ago he left in search of his beloved, the wee sprite mostly bowlegged." I walked across my lovely garden bed and much to my surprise I spied the elf named Fred, he was leaning his head upon the garden shed. "There ye are, milady, I am Fred," he said. "Where have you been, dear Fred?" I said. "Searching far and wide for me sprite," he said. "Did you find her, are you now contented?" "I found her, milady, but I am most dead!" "Most dead," I cried, "did she assault you Fred?" "Nay, milady, not me sprite twas Mr. Toad," he said. "Why did Mr. Toad prefer you dead?" I said. "He wants to wed me sprite, but I am Fred," he said. "What ever shall you do?" "I am confounded," I said. "I must bump him off, I am Fred," he said. "When will you do that?" "I am astounded!" "As soon as this lump is gone from me head," he said. "Remember I am Fred with me jaunty hat and suit of red." |
Additional Notes:
For those of you who never read about Fred and his antics the other four chapters are posted here.
This Poem was Critiqued By: arnie s WACHMAN On Date: 2005-10-01 15:42:21
Critiquer Rating During Critique: 9.64516
Another one of your jaunty delicious tales of Fred, but I fear and dread Fred for he may yet
succumb to another blow to his head which will make him dead....