Boating Pleasures
We went to sea in a gravy boat one gray autumnal day
The Gravy Navy'd sent its best to sail the Queen's buffet
We sailed around the pepper shaker, skirted the foie gras
But when we reached the finger bowls we made our first faux pas
We grounded on the Queen's serviette; she really was displeased
It wasn't just the Royal Curds we'd roiled and we'd cheesed
We'd spilled the Royal Burgundy, her regal face was red
And lunging, with the cruet set she bashed us on the head
"Sprog overboard!", the skipper cried, and all hands raced on deck
One poor lad slipped on the Burgundy and broke his bloody neck
Contributors: | F, Kansas Sam, Karin, Beefy, loaf, Big Andy, Anon.. |
Poem finished: | 23rd November 2003 by Anon.. |