Oh, how long, shall I wait, for this feeling,

　　To pass over, like a tide, the moon in the sky, fresh breeze passing by,

　　The princess looks over, to the lonely frog,

　　"How greedy are you today?" She asks,

　　"Many times greedier than yesterday, I`m starving without a meal, will you let me eat you princess?" The frog asks,The narrative has been taken without authorization; if you see it on Amazon, report the incident.

　　"Without my consent, never," The lizard princess says,

　　"Come over to my house, I`m serving tea and biscuits, if a frog is to eat me, he should at least be refined," The princess giggles,

　　"And how long must I wait, until that fateful meal, how much can tea satiate, my dreadful thirst," He asks,

　　"Only so long, till you shed your mask, oh little frog man," She hums,

　　"At noon I must come, if not, then never," the frog calls back,

　　"Well, I must ask you to line up, your place is at the back," She says,

　　The frog gets in line and waits,

　　The clown next to him smiles,

　　"She`s worth an eternity? Am I right?" He asks,

　　The frog smiles, "Or a Hail Mary," He says with a laugh.