Notice of absence from Doggerel Dave
Not absent - still here!
Keep Calm and Carry On Poeming. 😂
Not absent - still here!
Keep Calm and Carry On Poeming. 😂
Autumn it Is Not.
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Antipodean
Weather wet windy woeful;
Spring sprung, little sun.
- Author: Doggerel Dave (Pseudonym) ( Offline)
- Published: September 30th, 2024 01:08
- Comment from author about the poem: Haiku – my version.
- Category: Unclassified
- Views: 33
Comments6
Is your Autum like our Spring in the UK - with one of us (or both) being 'upside down'?!
Sir Orchi NS says: Australia? That's just round the corner; 5 minutes on the No.7 bus from the UK. lol.
Sir Orchi NS is round the corner (bend?) alright.
However, I must reluctantly concede that you obviously gave my little piece at least some consideration.
Sir Orchi NS - I dunno who he is - some nutty chap! lol.
You are beyond belief... do I have to periodically remind you of the Non Sequitur element of your award?
this is not a classic, is it sir ..
I am increasingly of the mind there is summat in this global warming .. innit
's possible I 'spose....
We we had to live with a very wet summer Dave.
Andy
You’ve got a face turning up here matey, when only a couple of days ago you were telling me that spring is fine and to enjoy it…. I could go on but I’m doing my best to keep myself under control….😇
Keep calm and breathe. 😀
😆Weren't one of them Gurus in the seventies wer yer?
I'm wiith you Dave same hemisphere. Love the alliteration and am glad to see more of your poems.
Well then Soren, I'll do my best to keep going.....
Thanks for the call.
Nicely done, Dave. Love that last line. It's grey wet and miserable here. But in Manchester that's also the summer. 🙂
Aaah! I love Manchester. As a weekly tourist and one or two other visits, for you I hope for better times.
PS: Please revere and not ignore your Town Hall..👍
Thanks, Dave, yeah, I do like Manchester. There's still a buzz about the city. And agree about the town hall. There is some great architecture. Cheers, Tom
Great write
Stamp of approval appreciated.
You're welcome
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