Socialists Challenging A Shutdown
A dinghy's captain, fearing wreck
Upon the briny bay,
Secured a hawser round his neck
Then, swigging down some Triple Sec
Jumped headlong off the tiny deck
Into the briny bay
The mate, though a mighty sailin' man
He shut his eyes in glee
Imagining some Spanish flan
Ablaze in a corroded pan
Fried up by tour-ist Mary Ann
Who shuts her eyes with glee
The bo'sun, standing by the wheel
Found nothing left to say
He turned upon his horny heel
And found himself a piece of veal
Since wreck, once feared, was all too real
With nothing left to say
Contributors: | Kansas Sam, Apsley, loaf, F, Helen Owly, Kevin Andrew Murphy, Chevalier, Trad (ish), (trad). |
Poem finished: | 6th July 2006 by Apsley. |