I like writing poetry so I think I might use this blog to showcase some of my efforts. I would appreciate your feedback.
SNOW JOKE – a Lancashire tale
Bill the grumpy man next door
Often gave my mum what for
Her little cherubs he complained
Were running wild and unrestrained
Chance came for sweet revenge one day
As she beckoned us to come and play
In snow that had fallen two feet deep
While we’d been drifting off to sleep
What possessed him we don’t know
But Bill had been and cleared our snow
Perhaps the path was his device
To end the feud and break the ice
But mummy’s angels had been wronged
And for this moment she had longed
A chance to air her deep frustration
Off she stormed for a confrontation
Face to frosty face she came
With the perpetrator of her pain
Hands on hips she pursed her lips
Warrave yer done wi’ our snow? she quipped
Bill was taken quite aback
By this incredulous attack
I’ve cleared a path for you he mumbled
Put that snow back, it’s ours she grumbled
Bill’s jaw dropped in disbelief
Lost for words that slippery thief
The poor old wretch had met his match
When he ventured on to mummy’s patch
So off he trundled with his spade
Quite disgruntled and dismayed
To re-instate our stolen snow
Truth or fiction? No - one knows
Hi Barbara,
ReplyDeleteI remember this when you first read it out in class. Always an entertaining poem.
Ash
Wow! Thanks Ashley. If you remember it from 3 years ago - well, that's encouraging.
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