A Tale of the U.S. Mail

 A Tale of the U.S. Mail                                

by Danny C. Wash


Mail, mail our wonderful U. S. mail

it arrives with the speed of a crippled snail

or perhaps never and will surely fail

to arrive at all winding up in mail jail

or as it is also known as dead letter hail.

(I know it was supposed be hell

but that doesn't rhyme very well.)

Oh, what a frustrating mail horror tale.

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