A Silly Sandwich Surprise

 


I opened the fridge to make a snack,
But out leapt a sandwich, wearing a backpack!
It wiggled and jiggled across the floor,
Then hopped on the table, asking for more.

I screamed, “Hey sandwich, what’s your deal?”
It shrugged and replied, “I’m here for a meal!”
I laughed so hard that I nearly flew—
A sandwich with a backpack? Now that’s brand-new!

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