Now come on, Orchi!
You can't be 21 again today.
You must be 22 by now
Or at least 23
Wow - that's very old!
Yep, I'm 21 again
21 million years old, that is
But - agghhh - another birthday?
One with a 'zero' at the end
Ahh - so you're 30 then, Orchi?!
Ohh I seen some times
Such as in 1066, I met Will
William The Conqueror at Hastings
I made a terrible blunder there when I said
To Harold 'Look up, Sir'
At a fateful moment
It was one in the eye for him
It was all my fault, you know!
I'll tell ya things about dinosaurs too
I met them in person
What's that you say -
'You still are a dinosaur?'
Well, it's me hymn-poems
I met those hymn-writers too
Including 'Joseph The Hymnograper'
From centuries ago (he died in 886 AD)
He gave me hymn-writing tips when I met him
I've written them ever since!
Hymnographying, that is.
Oh, but still can't say these long words
Anything over 3 syllables and I'm stumped
Well, I can't tell ya everything of my life
I would be here for ever
Just call me 'Fossil' as me nickname
But here's to sherry-fuelled and pork-pie filled days
Raise a glass with me
But not before I've added water to it!
Hee hee hee!
- Author: orchidee ( Offline)
- Published: February 18th, 2018 03:20
- Comment from author about the poem: Happy Birthday to me! As in the clip!. lol.
- Category: Humor
- Views: 93
- Users favorite of this poem: Accidental Poet, Laura🌻
Comments12
Don't wish me luck - I don't believe in it! lol.
lol we are only as old as we feel . i love your reference to the dinosour and years old hymn writers .. nice write.. enjoyed
Thanks Charlotte. I say I'm millions of years old - so no-one can guess my age! lol.
i like how you mention things in the past .. the dinosours, william the conquerer.. etc
happy birthday orchidee, 🙂 however old you are lol
I'll certainly raise a glass to you (with my lunch) - happy birthday Fossil
Thanks Michael.
"A Glass of Sherry to make me merry
Melton Mowbray Pork Pie gets me by
In between meals ~ Heart on Sleave
HELP I'm morphing into STEVE"
Thanks STEVE a SMILE on SUNDAY ~ Love the song and all the sentiments. I would like to live to 300 (I might) and I would switch from teaching SCIENCE to teaching Living History. I have every copy of the DAILY MIRROR (from 2000 when I was 17) stored in the BIG YELLOW BOX ~ these are my teaching resource for 2083 (I'll be 100) when I start teaching HISTORY ! Yours BRIAN
Thanks Brian. Yes, Melton Mowbray pies please Some others are doughy, or 95% pastry! How can we teach history if we were not there in person?! heehee.
Hurrah! Thanks for writing one about yourself Orchidee! Happy Day.....
Thanks Lorna. Yep, I'm 22 by now. But how many times over? lol
Admit it orchi, it wasn't a meteor that killed off the dinosaurs, it was you, right? They found your stash of sherry and you had to wipe them out. Nice goin' orchi. Oh, and Happy Birthday even if you are a Gazillion years old.
Thanks AP. Yep, it was me - that's the true version about the dinosaurs! lol.
Orchi,
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!🎁
...and thank you for
all your great postings
which I enjoy very much!
~Laura~
Thanks Laura.
Glass raised to you sir this jurassic weekend. Didnt we meet in the neolithic comparing cave paintings?
Fine fun writing.
p.s. I'm one of the brigade on here who won't make comments when you include religious items in your work (which is neither a criticism nor apology).
Thanks Dusk. So you are millions of years old too? heehee. I understand the 'religious' thing. Some people just comment on the style, form, etc of my poems, sort of being neutral, in those cases, though I prefer the word 'spiritual' to 'religious'.
Happy Birthday young man, one with a zero in front of it eh. I have that to look forward to this year.
May there be many more years with zero at the end to come.
Thanks Gold. When's your 21st millionth birthday?!
I'll send over some pretty hula girls to get you leied!!! And before you get too excited, 'leied' doesn't mean what you might think it means, but you do end up with a beautiful birthday flower lei!
Hau'oli la hanau (Happy Birthday)!
Thanks Fred. I shall swoon when I see them!
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