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Nurse Er Ree-Rime!

Contributed by Robert_Edgar_Burns on Tuesday, 27th August 2002 @ 06:32:41 AM in AEST
Topic: HumorPoetry



I told Jack and Jill Hill to both take two pills,
And Id send them my bill in the morning.
And then the old spider that had sat down beside her,
Showed up in the room without warning.
I said that Im closed as he jumped on my nose,
Then splat! Now his kids are in mourning.

Then someone named Peter, a pumpkin pie eater,
Dropped by to hand me a form.
He said he understood, the red riding girl from the hood,
Was going to sue me in court.
A beanstalk she grew that she fell off of too,
In which she had broken her back.
So I treated her fair, but shes still suing there,
And she wont even leave me no jack.

And then there was Rosie, who brought me a posey.
But there is a ring, around my collar she did sing,
And my pockets are empty today.
I said O.K. thats good, Im now going through the woods,
To see my dear grandmother Mae!
I crossed the river of course, upon my strongest swayback horse,
That I found walking down the street one day!

The other day a Horner boy, I think his name was Jack
Was looking for the train that could.
I said did you ask Pinnocchio, for I dont know a thing.
If anyone could tell hes wood!
Then there was a boy who had a plum
That was perched upon his right hand thumb,
And I remember thinking my thats odd.
But Tinker Bell interrupted me,
And that was more rude than the mattress pea.
Now dont even get me started on those dwarfs.

A horse is a horse of course of course,
But there is only one of Mighty Mouse.
I had a friend named Yogi, who watched Bacall and Bogie,
But wouldnt enter Huckleberrys House.
Then there was this rabbit who had a nasty habit,
Of playing in the mud and splashing some pig named Fud,
Beabida, Beabida, that's all folks.

rob.burns2@verizon.net
homepage.mac.com/robertburns2/
Humorous Poetry








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Re: Nurse Er Ree-Rime! (User Rating: 1 )
by Jackee_line on Tuesday, 10th December 2002 @ 06:45:24 AM AEST
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very nice , well done
hahahaha great job




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