The boy sat on the burning deck
His feet were in the water
He saw a maiden swimming by;
It was the Captain’s daughter.
She said “Come on down and join me,
I’m sure we’ll have a lark”
He said “Not for all the tea in China,
You’re being followed by a shark”.
The shark looked up and said to him,
“Don’t be scared of me,
Biting’s not the thing I do,
As the teeth I have count three”.
So in he dived beside the maiden
And swam along her side,
The shark swam up beneath them,
And took them on a ride.
The shark took them on his back
To beaches wide and far;
A common theme was on the sand,
They had a well-stocked bar.
The boy and girl tried all the drinks
Provided by new chums;
The shark went out to sea to eat,
Fish captured by his gums
They travelled o’er this great vast world,
To places far and wide;
These good friends went together,
Side by side by side.
The three went on for all their lives
Having so much fun;
‘Til the last that was seen of them,
Was towards the setting sun.
- Author: Goldfinch60 (Pseudonym) ( Offline)
- Published: October 13th, 2024 00:45
- Comment from author about the poem: Just a bit of fun from a past writing.
- Category: Humor
- Views: 21
- Users favorite of this poem: arqios, Cheeky Missy
Comments7
Apparently there be a considerable number of boys standing on burning decks around, Andy.
But in keeping with your general optimism, this is probably one of the happiest β and a brill rhymer too. π
Might I just add -- least bawdy too!!
Thank you Dave, much appreciated.
Andy
Good write Gold.
Thanks Orchi.
Now that will translate to film!
If it does arqios I would hope to get the royalties. LOL
Andy
So you should! ππ»ππ»
A fun read indeed Gold another smile put on my face for another Sunday I thank you my friend
If I can put a smile on peoples faces I have done my job. Thank you soren.
Andy
Bravo Andy
Thank you Tony.
Andy
You're welcome Andy
A great fun read
awesome rhyme,
flow and blend!! π―
Skillfully expressed
much enjoyed my friend!! βΊοΈ
Best regards βοΈ Thad
Very much appreciated Thad, thank you.
Andy
good fun made me smile well done
Glad I could make you smile Jim, thank you.
Andy
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