SUPERSTITIOUS WORLD

When they saw the old man,
They framed him a wizard.
Everybody thought that the Earth was in hazard.
They ran hither, They ran thither,
And created a haphazard.

They rushed to their house ,
To bring a candle.
Somebody brought holy Cross,
Where somebody bought bundle.
They cried to that dundle head ,
Saying no wizard is allowed.
Their noise were even louder,
Than the oxen who bellowed.

The old man got afraid.
His face got red.
He flew sand and fled.

The men followed him,
In the scorching day light,
Their brain was dark ,
But their surroundings were bright.

There came running a police man.
He bet them up !
And said superstition should be ban.

By Caesar Borgia