Chapter 1: The Encounter with the Genie

Once upon a time, there was a clever boy named Johnny Did, who was known for his entrepreneurial spirit. One day, he stumbled upon a mystical lamp, having heard countless tales about its magical properties.

Upon giving it a good rub, a swirling cloud of purple smoke erupted from the spout, and to Johnny's astonishment, a genie emerged!

"Ha ha ha!" the genie chuckled, "You're in luck today! I'll grant you three wishes, but then I must be on my way. Choose wisely, for wishes like these are as rare as a birthday fish; they certainly don't grow on trees!"

After pondering for a moment, Johnny declared, "If they're so uncommon, then I wish for a birthday fish!"

With a raised eyebrow, the genie complied, and just like that, a fish appeared before Johnny.

"Fantastic!" he exclaimed, "I know exactly what to do! I'll sell this rare birthday fish to the zoo!"

"Well, that's your choice," the genie replied, "But perhaps you'd prefer to wish for gold instead when making your second wish."

"Blub blub blub," chimed the fish, "Or consider asking me! I'll grant you an additional wish if you just set me free in the sea!"

"Enough chatter! You're both making it hard to concentrate... I'm quite thirsty now. I wish for a drink!"

The genie sighed, shaking his head, yet he fulfilled the request, conjuring up some refreshing lemonade, served nice and cold.

"Okay, kid, think carefully—there's only one wish remaining."

Without hesitation, Johnny announced, "I want a dinosaur!"

With a snap of the genie's fingers, a terrifying roar filled the room, and a massive T-Rex materialized, much to Johnny's shock.

The dinosaur quickly devoured the birthday fish and even the genie’s flowing robes. But when it turned its gaze towards Johnny, he boldly smacked it on the nose.

"Don't you dare bite me!" Johnny shouted defiantly. "You’ll obey my commands, or I'm not Johnny Did!"

Though not pleased with his new pet, Johnny kept the dinosaur. Unfortunately, he soon realized that a T-Rex was far from a suitable companion, as he had actually wished for a gentle herbivore.

Johnny learned a valuable lesson that day: when making wishes, clarity is essential.

I've penned several poems about Johnny Did, the Business Kid, although I've set many aside. They may be quirky, but they bring a sense of fun. Perhaps if I receive some encouragement, I'll find the motivation to finish my poems about his crush, Jenny Will. There’s a deeper idea behind these whimsical verses—perhaps not the best idea, but certainly better than none.

If you enjoyed this poem, you might also like "Honey" and "Fancy," which also feature Johnny Did.

The first video provides a glimpse into the magical world of the genie, offering a trailer that captures the essence of this enchanting story.

Chapter 2: The Consequences of Wishes

As Johnny reflects on his experience, he realizes the importance of specificity in his desires.

The genie, while powerful, teaches him that every wish can have unexpected outcomes.

In the second video, we explore the concept of deceit as the genie appears to be more than he seems, leading Johnny to question the true nature of his wishes.