Humpty Dumpty

In a land where tales do speak, Of an egg upon a peak, Humpty Dumpty, round and fair, Sat upon the wall with a careless air. Balanced high above the ground, With a view of all around, Jolly Humpty, oh so proud, Gazing at the bustling crowd. But alas! Fate had a plan, For Humpty, the egg-shaped man, A sudden gust, a startled cry, And Humpty Dumpty took to the sky. Down he tumbled, with a crash, Broken shell, a mighty smash, All the king's horses, all the king's men, Couldn't put Humpty together again. So remember, when on a lofty place, Or standing in a crowded space, Careful where your feet may tread, Lest you end up like Humpty instead.