A Load O' Rubbish!

orchidee

And now - for something completely different

As they say - or said, in that prog some years ago!

 

Hey, how did you know it was me

Moved over with you (some of you)

From a previous poetry site?

It's not exactly defunct

But gone into some sort of re-construction, me thinks

Not heard a dickie-bird from it for months

As to whether it's starting up again yet!

 

Well, ya know it's me - or some guy - do ya know him?

The secret - or not-so-secret

Pork pie eater and sherry drinker

You knows him - the guy who

Adds water to ya whisky, or wine, or whatever tipple

There he is.......

'Psssttt' - hear his syphon?

It's only ever got water in it!

 

He'll sneak around when you're asleep

And add water to it

Oooh, he can't have anything 'exciting'

And he'll swoon at anything remotely 'hot'

(So ya knows how ya could get rid of him now!

Just write a 'hot' poem!)

 

Oh, but he dunno what he's on about

Thinks he is millions of years old

Thinks he was at The Battle of Hastings in 1066 in person!

 

Ahh, and he wants to know things

Such as - 

Have they found Minnie Caldwell's cat on Corrie?

Cos he last watched it about 1963

Or - have they arrested that bunch of daffodils

That shot Dirty Den on Eastenders?

Cos he last watched that about 1990

 

He'll be quaint - greet ya with a loud 'Ccooeeee'

He means well - just humour him if ya sees him!

Tee Hee Hee

 

A bit more - oohhh!

Now I just added this P.S.

To warn ya about something so ghastly

I can hardly speak of it 

But there it is - in the UK at least, like a plague...

Every weekday - 

The next episode of 'Neighbours'!

Me protests - but never enough

That I refuse to watch a programme

With someone in it called 'Toadfish'!

Sounds like some alien monstrosity

What's that? - it is! You're correct. lol.

 

  • Author: orchidee (Offline Offline)
  • Published: August 11th, 2017 10:18
  • Comment from author about the poem: A daft poem in no metre whatsoever! It might be a penta-wotsit, or iambic-thingummy. It's no use asking the author. He's had too much sherry at the mo!
  • Category: Humor
  • Views: 29
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Comments9

  • orchidee

    Hi Outback. This probably took no thinking at all! lol.

  • Louis Gibbs

    I think we moved over from the same site when it shut down, orchidee ... a blessing in disguise I would say! It didn't begin to compare with this one in my humble opinion. Enjoyed this delve into a free style of poetry. It allows one more spontaneous expression than following a specific format, doesn't it.

    • orchidee

      Thanks Louis.

    • burning-embers

      Have you still got Matha Longhurst's Knitting?

      • orchidee

        Ahh yes lol. Thanks b-e.

      • WriteBeLight

        Very unusual orchidee! And, entertaining!

        • orchidee

          Thanks WBL. Nuttiness abounds!

        • Michael Edwards

          Sherrified pissifications methinks - but a load of fun.

          • orchidee

            Thanks M.

          • Goldfinch60

            So the true Porchi outs at last. I warn you if you come near my scotch I will come and take all your pork pies. I was with you back in time and I did tell you not to strike that match as that "BIG BANG" started something that has never stopped.

            • orchidee

              Thanks G/F heehee. Yes, I been lurking in the background! Did either of us light a match in 1605 too? Would old Guy Fawkes never have been found out otherwise?

            • orchidee

              The terrifying thing about this, is that the 'P.S.' bit is true! Yes?!

            • orchidee

              The terrifying thing about this, is that the 'P.S.' bit is true! Yes?!

            • Nicholas Browning

              This is why I'm here! Stuff like this makes me smile and pat myself on the back. You've done us all a service with this one Orch. Lovely stuff, even if it required no thinking lol.

              • orchidee

                Thanks N. lol.



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