Never Run Out of Rhymes
You can run out of milk, mangos, biscuits or beans
When you run out of butter switch to margarine
You can run out of ideas, room, space or time
But you can never run out of rhymes
You might run out of energy, patience or steam
In a heatwave you could run out of ice cream
A very sick snail may run out of slime
But you can never run out of rhymes
You can get run out in cricket or run out the door
Run out of pounds and pence and you'll end up poor
A broken Big Ben could run out of chimes
But you can never run out of rhymes
You might run out of fuel: petrol, oil or gas
If you lose too much weight you could run out of mass
Bored monkeys may run out of trees to climb
But you can never run out of rhymes
In a drought you could run out of water to drink
Prolific poets' pens might run out of black ink
And if you're stuck on 'orange' use 'lemon' or 'lime'
Then you can never run out of rhymes