English poem
The Golden Eggs
by Walter Crane (1863–1929)
A golden Egg, one every day, That simpleton's Goose used to lay; So he killed the poor thing, Swifter fortune to bring, And dined off his fortune that day. GREED OVEREACHES ITSELF
Versos English Walter Crane The Golden Eggs
English poem
by Walter Crane (1863–1929)
A golden Egg, one every day, That simpleton's Goose used to lay; So he killed the poor thing, Swifter fortune to bring, And dined off his fortune that day. GREED OVEREACHES ITSELF