The Silliest Clown

In a tent striped red and white, so grand, Where sawdust danced upon the land, The Silliest Clown, with shoes so wide, Was ready for a circus ride!

He bounced and bowed, a joyful sight, Then tripped, WHOOPS! In the fading light! He landed flat, a comical heap, The giggles started, soft and deep!

The Kids all gasped, then eyes grew wide, As colourful balloons, he tried To juggle high, but oh, what fun! They popped and scattered, one by one!

He crossed his eyes, he wiggled his nose, He stuck out his tongue, from head to toes! He made a face so terribly grim, It looked like a grumpy, soggy swim!

He honked his nose with a rubber beep, Then walked on his hands, oh so steep! He squawked like a chicken, he mooed like a cow, And tripped on his feet, but didn't know how!

The Kids all roared, with happy glee, "The Silliest Clown is the best," you see! They clapped their hands and stomped their feet, His silly show, oh so complete!

For though he tumbled, fumbled, and fell, His funny faces worked their spell. He brought them laughter, pure and true, The Silliest Clown, we all love you!