Caesar and the Suprise Chicken
When no Esquimau obtains
A loan from Halifax or Leeds,
And dashes his bewildered brains
his igloo tax exceeds
The sum of the first fifty squares
Will melt before the next arrive
Fall, fall about, fallacious fallacy
Falconer, falsely falling about
The ascender reaches the height of ascendance
In the order of his enchantedness,
The diver drops to the depths of the deep
Of that old canal they call Loch Ness
So cast aside your cares and woes
And cast aside all of your clothes
Including socks, then count your toes
Whilst shouting rude and horrid oaths
We all know how the story ends
So we won't bother you with that
We'll just make sure we part as friends
Just remember to feed the cat
Contributors: | loaf, Apsley, Roland, tom, dan, Nigel Sly, Beefy, fester, Grayman. |
Poem finished: | 11th April 2002. |