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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required T'was freezing cold and I struggled in the heat I was pleased I'd put warm gloves on my feet I shouldn't have been out on such a cold night High in the sky was the sun and shining so bright. Not far to walk home now just fifty odd miles Minutes later I'd be home, my face full of smiles My brother was with me and she felt the cold too Shouldn't have worn shorts, her hands had turned blue. Went into an ice cream parlour for some yummy ice cream It was served piping hot and gave off clouds of steam I fancied some cold soup and it was served up on a plate And I used two left handed chopsticks, it tasted great. Then my cell phone rang but the battery was flat It was my wife who wanted me to buy her a cat She said don't tell me which one, I want a surprise But get one with four legs, a tail and green eyes. Called to the pet shop and asked nicely for a pet The man said sorry we've no live ones in yet I've got two stuffed dead dogs or a puffa fish If you don't want it as a pet it will make a tasty dish. I got out my credit card and paid him with cash He said don't handle the fish it will give you a rash Me and my bro left the shop and went off on our way I was so worn out, it had been an eventful day. Written on 8th September 2021 For The Nonsense Rhyme Poetry Contest, Sponsored By Charles Messini.
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