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May 19, 2012
The sheep is lying on his back,
Nearly strangled by the fence netting.
And the sight of a horn entangled,
As you know, can be very upsetting!
We’ve told him more than once or twice
The serious dangers of trampoling!
But would he listen, would he heck.
He’s now been released and stood up reeling!
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