Say As You Go

Merlin cast a special spell and made a telephone
The speaker was quite dodgy and he had a little moan
But still he made one more for making phone calls from his wagon
Then conjured up another one for young Arthur Pendragon

He took a call and recognised King Arthur’s crackling tone
Merlin couldn’t make him out and muttered down the phone
Sorry, Boss, I’m at a loss, my phone I heard it ring
But ever since I answered it I cannot here a thing

Arthur said again the thing that Merlin had to do
And Merlin shook his head, “My Lord, I am not hearing you.”
When Arthur spoke a final time as clearly as he could
Merlin was at last quite certain that he’d understood

Arthur cut the call just as Queen Guinevere was passing
She said what was all that about, you know I’ll keep on asking
Arthur said I told the man as clear as I was able
That for your birthday I require a really fine brown sable

                                      ***

With her present sorted all the knights were sat around
And Merlin said she’s coming don’t nobody make a sound
Guinevere walked in as Merlin stroked his lucky cat
And when she saw the table she said, ‘What the …. .. ….
Copyright © | Year Posted 2022

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September 3, 2022 at 8:13 PM
Good bedtime story, Terry! lol. What the ... ...
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September 6, 2022 at 11:10 AM
I don’t know why, but it always gives me a kick to imagine people filling in the naughty blanks for themselves. Glad you enjoyed, Gershon. Terry
Tor Avatar
August 31, 2022 at 8:54 PM
Excellent storyline Terry. Had me gripped to every word. Enjoyed reading. Thanks for sharing...
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September 1, 2022 at 11:44 AM
Thanks, Michael. Glad you enjoyed. Terry
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