This started out in the meter of
'Mary had a little lamb' but lost its way.
The Birthday Girl
Billie had a little cake,
It had a lovely taste;
And every bit that Billie ate
Built up upon her waist.
It had a single candle,
To celebrate the day;
She couldn’t do ‘one per year’
Without the fire brigade.
She celebrated through the night
As only she was able;
Next morning, when she woke up
She was underneath the table.
She was lying there beside a sheep,
Whose fleece was white as snow;
Mary lay beside her too,
And was not inclined to go.
The sheep was far less certain,
And feared it was main course.
Well-founded, as it turned out,
When roasted, with mint sauce.
Mary thought it fitting
That the event was caught in rhyme,
So let it be now recorded
That they had a spanking time.
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© J Cosmo Newbery 2014
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Mary had a little lamb, and then she had some more...
ReplyDeleteGreen peas? Roast potatoes?
DeleteWho did the spanking? "Fifty Shades of Grey Wool"!!
ReplyDeleteMaybe Mary was a New Zealander?
DeleteMe! Me! Choose me!
ReplyDeleteNo, Brer Dragon, I wont choose you!
DeleteIs her name really Billie?
ReplyDeleteFrankly, no.
DeleteWouldn't a Billie be a goat?
DeleteMixed marriages are sometimes the best.
DeleteVery clever! I loved it.
ReplyDeleteI'm guessing that your were not invited to the party...?
ReplyDeleteI turned it down due to a subsequent engagement.
Deletehahahhahahahaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ......... love a man who can work 'spanking' into a poem! xxx
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