Tooth Drill In Sandwich Town
When rank delusion soils the mind
The toothless man will seldom hope
For morsels fit; whereas we find
That lesser mortals champ on rope!
Thus, as the ego seethes and boils
We drown ourselves in fragrant oils.
The sage, Meniscus, penned those lines
When lost at sea without a yacht;
For in the ocean's depths he finds
That little moons can bubble hot
With vapours dense and clouds opaque,
Which seldom are found in a lake.
Meniscus was the type of sage
That lesser men find slightly daft;
He seldom got into a rage,
Not even when pushed off his raft
Into the cerulean blue
Where on his legs the sharks did chew.
As Legless Mennie, I am known
To all and sundry here in Rome
And, though I'm short of quite a bit,
And none of my trousers now fit,
Still I live the dolce vita
And that big girl on Blue Peter
Calls me up to chat from time to time
"Mennie, baby! How'ya doing?
Did you ever solve the crime?
What's the damage you are rueing?"
It's nice of her to take the time
And not repeat an earlier rhyme.
Contributors: | Roland, Apsley, P, loaf, Fatty, GerardB, dkb, Hamish, Beefy. |
Poem finished: | 29th June 2001. |