There\u2019s a knight, who does not do much.
\nHe grooms himself, and he looks smart.
\nThere\u2019s the maid who cares for two dames,
\nShe works twenty four by seven, no rest, and three hundred sixty five days;
\nteaching, cooking and whatever chores.
\nWith all the work and no rest, imagine the strain.
\nAt times the dames misbehaved, and the maid screams (Oh, maybe a tad too harsh).
\nThe knight will then put on his shining armour, and gallops in with his white white horse.
\n\u201cI shall save thee from the wicked one!\u201d he declared; and stirs up a storm.
\nMaking him the dames\u2019 hero, and the other, the crook.
\nThe knight then just gallops off, since he’s said his piece.
\nThe maid goes on, although beaten and crushed, to work on whatever that needed to be done. <\/p>\n
If the maid was swearing and cursing so much, maybe she’s too stressed, don’t you think?
\nThe dear knight should have taken pity and start rolling up his sleeves,
\nInstead of just trotting in only in his shining armour and to do the \u2018save the damsels in distress\u2019 stunt. <\/p>\n