Thursday, June 26, 2008

Verse And Worse

Random Wit, Errant Rhyme. Not A Literary Crime

Ship ahoy,
Captain Foy,
Check the fog
For an old sea dog

7 comments:

  1. Have a rum
    To settle the tum,
    And note the nog
    In the Captain’s log

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  2. Anonymous2:29 PM

    I told him back in Singapore,
    He should leave the dog ashore,
    If'n it was up to me,
    We'd leave that doggy in the sea.

    He chased my cat right up the mast
    And ate my hat night-before-last.
    Then this morning as the sun come up,
    He tinkled in my coffee cup.

    I kicked him right on his hairy bum,
    Yelpin' and yeowlin' off he did run,
    From fore to aft and o'er the side,
    I say good riddance to his sorry hide.

    But the cap'n wants him back
    So that's so that's the way it has to be,
    That's why I'm out here rowin' through the fog,
    Searchin' the ocean for an old sea dog.

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  3. free verse, often terse

    quiet night
    fog
    hiding the captain
    not well enough

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  4. David has been cast a way.....
    Out to sea, what can I say!
    He wanted to get his very best shot!
    But where's the shore? He has forgot!
    His camera was taken by an albatross
    And the waves are high and up he is tossed!

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  5. Captain Foy
    Is an oversize boy
    What gives him joy
    Is a stuffed dog toy

    We tried to give him a rubber duck
    Also tried a firetruck
    He wanted a dog, he was stuck
    We couldn't find one, just our luck

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  6. I went and took
    a nice long look
    and what did I see
    when I glanced at the sea?
    In a sinking boat,
    barely afloat,
    a scurvy sailor
    who was more of a bailer.

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