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Hairyfordshire
By Talisker
14 September 2006
A naughty bit of ribaldry...

Oli

We all know boys have gingambobs,

Beneath their jumble giblets,

And  girls a grove of eglantine,

And lactic charms with niblets.

 

In Hairyfordshire there is a mine,

With standing room for one,

Where uncle doodle ventures,

When he’s in the mood for fun!

 

He takes his leather stretcher,

When its in its morning pride,

Right up to the garden gate,

And takes a step inside!

 

Once Jack is in the orchard,

Of the fruit that made man wise,

You’d better turn your tail up,

To accommodate his size!

 

He may get off at Broadgreen,

Or continue to Edge Hill,

And give you juice for jelly,

Until you’ve had your fill!

 

Then downstairs for his breakfast,

Sipping at the fuzzy cup,

He needs the food of champions,

To keep his thrumster up!

 

So enjoy your four legged frolic,

And your finkydiddles too,

Have a bedtime bellywarmer,

It’s the very dinky-doo!

 

 

Oli.

Reviews
Huh?
Written by Fledermaus (3506 comments posted) 14th September 2006
I can see it's poetry, with everything a poem needs, but I don't think I realy got what it is about...
What?
Written by Phil (7009 comments posted) 15th September 2006
How could you miss it Fledermaus? 
 
Nice one Talisker. Perhaps you should write a straight commentary for the straight laced. Or maybe, perhaps not! 
 
All the best, 
 
Phil.

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