Once upon a time there lived a boy & a widow,
A boy named Jack who lived near the meadow,
An incomplete family who is poor,
Living in a tiny house and nothing more,
Jack, a boy who is lazy,
Did nothing but made his mother go crazy,
His mother asked a favor from Jack,
He lazily nod & went to pack,
Bringing along their cow to sell,
Pretty little cow equipped with a bell,
As time goes by,
Jack not knowing why,
People nowhere in sight,
Who just might,
Take the cow off his load,
In this long stretch of the road,
When suddenly, he finally came upon a dude,
Who was just a tad rude,
Seeing this opportunity to trade,
Before it fade,
Enticing Jack of some magical beans,
The dude taking by any means,
Trading the beans without further thought,
The beans he will have brought,
To show to his mother,
That he wasn’t a bother,
Arriving home feeling glad,
Confident his mother won’t get mad,
Showed the beans with such pride,
To his mother’s shock, she almost died,
The mother feeling so hurt,
Threw the beans into the dirt,
Scolded Jack of his foolishness,
The beans were thought meaningless.
The next gorgeous morning,
Jack awaken from his gracias yawning,
He saw a magic beanstalk up in the sky,
Decided to climb the plant and try.
He came across an enormous mansion,
That word cannot even mention,
He came across a door so large,
That was as big as a barge.
Went inside,
With no one in sight,
A thumb of footsteps barging like a tank,
In a hurry Jack went blank,
The giant shouts “Fee Fi Fum Foy”
I smell a blood of a little boy,
Good thing he was out of sight,
A room where there is no light,
Giant went to the dining hall,
Seeing food that was just so tall,
Jack saw a hen and a gold harp singing,
Giant fell asleep from the harp’s singing,
To Jack’s surprise, the hen lay golden egg,
He later thought of a great escape,
Jack stole the hen silently,
Then slowly ran, then violently,
The harp woken the giant alarmly,
Then the giant shouted angrily,
With Jack’s fast pace,
The giant forgot to tie his lace,
Away to the beanstalk Jack steed,
With a mighty lead giant could not heed,
On the beanstalk, Jack climbed down,
With the giant as a hound,
Jack reached the ground,
An axe he found,
The magic beanstalk, he slash,
The giant came tumbling down with a “crash”
A happy sight at last,
Its time to forget the past.
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