Prince Willy

Once there was a Prince Willy

And indeed, he was quite silly

With cocoa beans and midgets to spare

He had it in his head

To build a great stead

Where his midgets would frolic and make chocolate

The chocolate was magnificent

And had a great taste

So Prince Willy started a factory--

Post-haste!

The customers came,

And the customers went

While Prince Willy was tending

To his great experiment

He sent out seven tickets of gold

And televised it on the air

Thousands of bars were sold

But to no avail

Suddenly, after many...days

Tickets began to rise

Out of the haze!

Some spoiled, some lucky

Except for poor, old Charlie

He moped about, with no hope

And gave it one last try

To his surprise, he found the golden ticket!

Honestly, and without a lie

The ticket holders lined up at the factory

Where Prince Willy greeted them with praise

He brought them in and filled them with awe

And found that it was worth the craze

Little did they know

Prince Willy was testing them

To see who would show

The greatest potential

Many failed, and were taken away by midgets

Except for poor, old Charlie

Who questioned Prince Willy's fidgets

He revealed he was abandoned

At an early age

And restricted of candy

By a mean, old sage

And so they went

To Willy's father's house

There they reconciled

And brought an end to their joust

Charlie had passed the test

And showed he was the best

He recieved the factory and its riches

Then he laid to rest