My next-door neighbour Grandpa Smith Was proud of his sun hat made of pith In stormy weather, it wasn’t waterproof Come to think of it, neither was his roof
The roof would let the rain right in, luckily Grandpa had thick skin. He'd get cold and wet all the way through. But he didn't mind 'cos his beer was too.
,,,and his head and bed were living proof!
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Love the story in your previous post. Smart man, your Father!
I was going to sat that in stormy weather that hat would presumably be running all over his face - then I realised I was thinking of peat!!
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Just popping in to see what the clever man has been up to. Great titles to these posts, excellent photos, rhyming jokester. All in a days' work, eh?
ReplyDeleteThe roof would let the rain right in,
ReplyDeleteluckily Grandpa had thick skin.
He'd get cold and wet all the way through.
But he didn't mind 'cos his beer was too.
Brilliant! As a huge fan of Ogden Nash, I just love nonsense verse. I do hope Grandpa Smith didn't get to soaked when the waters broked.
ReplyDeleteExcellent rhyme, david. It reminds me of Dr Seuss a little bit.
ReplyDeletetravelling, that was fab!
Greetings from London.
David: That is a funny poem.
ReplyDeleteAhahahhaha! Very Good!
ReplyDeletePithy.
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