Wednesday, June 18, 2008

Verse And Worse

Random Wit, Errant Rhyme. Not A Literary Crime

Shakespeare's horse will cross the Gobi
With the grace of an equestrian
Toby or not Toby,
That is the question
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10 comments:

  1. Anonymous1:46 PM

    Perhaps he's the horse with no name cuz there's no one there for to give him no pain ...?

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  2. Rhea3:09 PM

    Toby or not Toby?! Oh, no you didn't!! hehe

    I'm scared to ask how many of these little verses you have stored away in your mind.

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  3. Latin Lupe Lu3:49 PM

    Isn't that "America"? What kind of horse would Shakespere have? I always pictured him walking.

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  4. Bee4:03 PM

    I think I know that song...

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  5. Maggie May4:59 PM

    Through History's different courses
    There's been refs to many horses.
    A horse, A horse my Kingdom for a horse!
    Methinks a king said that, of course.

    Are you putting these nonsense rhymes in a book to sell!!!!!!!!!
    Like Ed. Lear! It's hard to tell! Ha ha!

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  6. Lakshmi7:17 PM

    what a dilemma !

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  7. Can Bass 19:17 PM

    Shakespeare goes to the bar, and orders a drink, but the barman refuses to serve him.
    'Whither this refusal?' asks the great man.
    'Cos you're bard' the man replies.

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  8. Tess Kincaid11:36 PM

    I think Shakespeare needs a camel.

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  9. Tom5:58 AM

    I read this in a book today and thought of you David... it could quite easily be one of yours.;o)

    "I eat my peas with honey; I've done so all my life. It makes the peas taste funny but it keeps them on my knife."

    All the best and keep these coming
    Tom

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  10. Texas Travelers11:42 PM

    What all the others said. It was great.

    Troy

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