Best Aggie Poems

Dirranbandi Aggie

Agnes was a local lady, slight,
 who had a different view,
Didn’t trust no lectric light, 
might just burn her eyeballs too, 
fat lamp a bubbling.

yes she lived in a ole brown house,
built yes for her, by her soldier husband,
2 pommy ladies offered to paint...

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Twas maybe her pretty smile 
Her pretty looks intoxicating
The way she carried herself
The kind polite mannerism
That spake a good nurturing
That light in her pretty eyes
Her way with word outwardly
The motions only she evoked
The inspired moments' lover
I call her Aggie jewel of time
She makes them now...

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Agreeable Aggie’s answer was usually a wishy-swish
She could never decide between pork, duck, beef or fish
Do you want to help? Absolutely, she would say
Do you want to paint that red, yellow, or light gray?

Whatever you want me to do, she would immediately reply
She never made...

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