It’s Humpty Dumpty

``` Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall, Humpty Dumpty had a great fall. All the king's horses and all the king's men Couldn't put Humpty together again. But then came a bird, with feathers so bright, Who saw poor Humpty and took to flight. She called to the forest, the meadow, the glen, And asked for help from her animal friends. The wise old owl, with a knowing glance, Suggested they give Humpty another chance. The nimble squirrel and the clever fox Gathered up pieces from the grass and rocks. The spider wove silk, both strong and fine, To carefully stitch Humpty’s shell in line. The gentle deer brought herbs from the field, To help with the healing, to soothe and to shield. With teamwork and care, they worked through the night, Fixing each crack with delicate might. And as the sun rose on a new day, Humpty Dumpty was mended, in every way. Humpty Dumpty stood tall and proud, Thanked his friends and cheered out loud. Though he was careful and not quite the same, He was happy and grateful, free from all shame. He learned a lesson from his great fall, About friendship, care, and standing tall. And though his shell was patched here and there, His heart was whole, beyond compare. So Humpty Dumpty sat on the ground, Enjoying his friends all gathered around. And with each story and laugh they shared, Humpty knew he was loved and cared. ```