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paulh, vaccinated against the Omigod Variant Posted Feb 18, 2007
Aunt Minnie objected: "You just mustn't mix
A mammal (like cats) with birds in your soup.
Such improper pairings are only for hicks,
Creating deep curses you'll never recoup."
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kangalew oftimes Lew-- NEVER Louis! Posted Feb 18, 2007
The stiffnecked giraffe took a sip of the soup,
It took a long time to go down,
Said, "Really, I think it needs much more mole,
A spider or two would fill up the bowl,
And some ferret, would feed the whole group."
KL
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paulh, vaccinated against the Omigod Variant Posted Feb 19, 2007
The mole family sat on a green grassy knoll,
And heard what Giraffy did say.
Alarmed, they packed up, and then raced down their hole,
Effecticely ruining their day.
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PedanticBarSteward Posted Feb 19, 2007
This gets better by the day
Whatever other folks might say
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PedanticBarSteward Posted Feb 19, 2007
The mole found lumbicus terrestis lurking neath the ground,
Returned to earth and said "Look what good food I've found.
An earthworm boiled in rancid wine
With toad or frogs is mighty fine,
So If you please and do not mind,
Leave moles and voles well far behind
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Jabberwock Posted Feb 20, 2007
Lumbicus terrestis? said the giraffe,
It sounds like the back pain
I suffer from, (not 'alf),
With this long neck - but I mustn't complain.
Now where's that wormtoadstew, I'm starving again -
I'm hungry and famished and starving again.
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paulh, vaccinated against the Omigod Variant Posted Feb 20, 2007
For a voiceless giraffe, this was quite a long speech.
His throat got so dry from uttering it,
He gobbled the soup (For dessert he'd a peach),
Then lay on the grass and he dozed quite a bit.
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Goldylock Posted Feb 20, 2007
seeing
giraffes
helps me to
r e f l e c t
on their very great
courage,
in staying aloft,
surrounded
by lions
or just
the cold d e s e r t,
with no
friendly trees
and even less
w a t e r.....
(`oasis' by me)
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PedanticBarSteward Posted Feb 21, 2007
Badmini - on finding the recumbent beast,
Thought ‘Goodness gracious – what a feast,
The neck alone will last for ages,
The rest will pay my daily wages',
She chopped it up in record time,
And salted it with spice and thyme.
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kangalew oftimes Lew-- NEVER Louis! Posted Feb 22, 2007
A lady giraffe was passing by
When her dismembered mate she happened to spy.
"Oh horror," she cried, "What fiendish foul guy
Could do such a deed, could slice chop and dice
My stiff necked beloved, and toss him in spice?
Should I find this foul fiend I'll show him no mercy;
I'll gimble his goolies and pickle his percy,
And never again will he sail on the Mersey."
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PedanticBarSteward Posted Feb 22, 2007
Badmini on spotting a second giraffe,
Thought 'Oh wont this be one helluva laugh
She think I'm a boy, when in fact I'm a girl,
I'll grab her long neck, and give her a twirl.
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kangalew oftimes Lew-- NEVER Louis! Posted Feb 22, 2007
When lady G met Badmini
It was a double shock,
To find this murderous Madmini
Was wearing a sexy frock.
"Badmini Badmaxi you're bad bad bad!
Unhand my neck you fiendish drek,
I'll stomp your toes, I'll break your nose
I'll bite your knees 'til you're joints all seize,
Badmini Badmaxi, you have made me mad!"
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PedanticBarSteward Posted Feb 23, 2007
Badmini looked up with a glint in her eye,
You silly great antelope, don’t you dare try,
I’ve a very sharp axe and if you want a round,
I’ll chop off your feet and you’ll fall to the ground.
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Jabberwock Posted Feb 23, 2007
And she fixed up a protective fence
At giraffe height that morn
And the axe became a money-making racket
Ans some shuttlecocks were invented -
And Badminton was born.
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PedanticBarSteward Posted Feb 24, 2007
Badmini had a frantic fit,
When issued with a legal writ,
From the British Raj in Poona,
Claiming Battledore and Shuttlecock,
Was invented there much sooner
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PedanticBarSteward Posted Feb 26, 2007
Where do we go next with this crazy long text,
All the animals seem to have died,
Perhaps we go back to the sun and the dawn,
And why poets are always despised!
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kangalew oftimes Lew-- NEVER Louis! Posted Feb 27, 2007
All dead? All dead? What's wrong with you Fred?
I'm very much still all alive.
I may seem dead in your poor twisted head,
But see me, hear me, touch me. I tell you mate
I THRIVE!
And on behalf of each giraffe
I'll take on any comers.
At moles voles and cats I'll softly laugh,
I'll eat my leaves and chew my chaff,
And live a lot more summers!
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PedanticBarSteward Posted Feb 28, 2007
So, back to Albert Ross and bat,
The racist owl and scabby cat,
Giraffes are far too tall for me,
Moles are cuddly but cannot see.
Voles taste good when pickled in brine,
Then slowly sautéed in very cheap wine.
Worm sauce with Italian spaghetti,
Is a fov ‘rit dish in the Serengeti,
Boiled with chilli, mint and chive,
The staple food to stay alive.
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GreenHayGirl Posted Feb 28, 2007
So over hill and down the dale,
scooby wagged his wobbly tale.
And in eager thought of bones and meat,
he licked a strangers smelly feet.
For hunger struck and sorrow fell,
the dog who couldn't begin smell,
a cat or rat or chunky chunks,
that dog, he's just a mangy punk.
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kangalew oftimes Lew-- NEVER Louis! Posted Mar 2, 2007
The sad Giraffe felt scorn bite deep,
No friendship here, no place to sleep.
A scurvy lot, this motley crew,
A clicky lot, no room for new
Char-actors, even though
They stood so high, with room to grow,
But they are mean and will not play.
So the "G" got up,,,and slowly walked away.
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- 1321: paulh, vaccinated against the Omigod Variant (Feb 18, 2007)
- 1322: kangalew oftimes Lew-- NEVER Louis! (Feb 18, 2007)
- 1323: paulh, vaccinated against the Omigod Variant (Feb 19, 2007)
- 1324: PedanticBarSteward (Feb 19, 2007)
- 1325: PedanticBarSteward (Feb 19, 2007)
- 1326: Jabberwock (Feb 20, 2007)
- 1327: paulh, vaccinated against the Omigod Variant (Feb 20, 2007)
- 1328: Goldylock (Feb 20, 2007)
- 1329: PedanticBarSteward (Feb 21, 2007)
- 1330: kangalew oftimes Lew-- NEVER Louis! (Feb 22, 2007)
- 1331: PedanticBarSteward (Feb 22, 2007)
- 1332: kangalew oftimes Lew-- NEVER Louis! (Feb 22, 2007)
- 1333: PedanticBarSteward (Feb 23, 2007)
- 1334: Jabberwock (Feb 23, 2007)
- 1335: PedanticBarSteward (Feb 24, 2007)
- 1336: PedanticBarSteward (Feb 26, 2007)
- 1337: kangalew oftimes Lew-- NEVER Louis! (Feb 27, 2007)
- 1338: PedanticBarSteward (Feb 28, 2007)
- 1339: GreenHayGirl (Feb 28, 2007)
- 1340: kangalew oftimes Lew-- NEVER Louis! (Mar 2, 2007)
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