Come, children, and continue to listen to the tales of Temporacus.
Dark clouds rising…. If you missed parts I, II, and III (click the Roman Numerals)
Temporacus, the Glad Gladiator, 
from the Roman Books of Ben Gay,
Ben Hur’s first born son and close friend of Spartacus.
When it rains, Temporacus’ umbrella-cus o-pen-us
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When
Cuticle-lus
Broken-us,
Temporacus
Complain-us
Manicur-us
U-anus.
Pigus Latinus
speak-us?
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Temporacus,
The glad gladiator,
Prayed for rain,
and when it did,
he would, part time,
help refund the stadium tickets.
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Temporacus,
the glad gladiator,
often visited the
arena’s infirmary,
claiming urinary burning
and difficulties peeing.
And would bring a doctor’s note
covering his sick leave
on his game days.
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Randy Mazie
The Writer's Village 
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