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Knot Shore


 



My widdle boat has rowed away
While winds did woar and wage
Perhaps to wend to different shores
Perhaps to win the bay.

While here I wonder how I might
Persuade it to come back
I’m wading through my worries
While wheedling ducks do quack.

For I have neither webs nor wings
To get me to my boat
And out amongst the turtles’ snap
One hardly wants to float.

Once I tried to walk on waves
But with my woollies wet,
I waddled to the well worn bank
And had myself a set.

So while I wait and watch and wish
For my boat’s safe weturn
I now avow, in future storms,
I’ll moor it – bow and stern.



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Best when read by Elmer Fudd...

"Woe is Me"
Written May 12th, 2004

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  • sock monkey
    May 16, 2004
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    Love it. Huh-huh-huh-huh! (Trying to simulate Fudd's laugh.) A very nice tight little verse.


  • hugh wyles silver member
    May 14, 2004
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    If I could walk upon the lake
    I'd gladly fetch your boat.
    But I have tried it twice before
    And both times scarce got back to shore.
    Don't want to make a third mistake
    So this is why I've wrote.
    Edited on May 14, 3:01 because 'Forgot full-stop.'.


  • hugh wyles silver member
    May 13, 2004
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    Through tears laughs the masked face of despair.
    Werry well witten wif weedling, kwacking, waiting, watching an'wishing. The waiting is worsest.
    Love an' hugs, XXX Hugh Wyles.


  • dp robertson
    May 12, 2004
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    This is great! It would be my dearest wish to hear this recited at a poetry evening by Elmar Fudd. But all jokes to be bolt anchored to the bottom of the bay this actually cuts to the soul


  • blueyeddaisy44
    May 12, 2004
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    Cute! How beautimus! I loved it and what a beautiful read! Keep it up! All the best!
    Kat


  • MirandaNicole
    May 12, 2004
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    Amazing

    This is really cute and well written. It made me smile. I'm glad I took the time to read it. Thanks for sharing. It's an amazing piece of work. Keep it up. Great write.

    ~Miranda

  • kinkyalysha69
    May 12, 2004
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    very very good....love the wording.....love the topic.....keep up the great work.....Alysha


  • randomatic
    May 12, 2004
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    i get an overwhelming sense of meloncholy from this piece. well put together, with rhyme and flow to compliment. nice work.


  • Martooni
    May 12, 2004
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    I can just imagine Elmer Fudd weading this one. Loved "widdle".

    Excellent!


  • May 12, 2004
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    A real ducky of a write Jane! Loved the slant you used on this as well as the rhythm and rhyme. Good job my friend. I have not been arund much lately but glad I did go to the site this morning. Hope all is well with you. Irene


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  • pastiche
    May 12, 2004
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    Bwilliant!

    If I were other than myself
    I'd get the wind to swish
    and chase your little boat back
    past the grasping fish...

    Beautiful pome!

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