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Premium Member Confused Dachshund

There's a dachshund from Key Biscay
saving ice cubes for a sweltery day
He buries them deep
hoping they'll keep
and wonders how they get away

Premium Member Confused Dachshund

Confused Dachshund

There's a dachshund from Key Biscay
saving ice cubes for a sweltery day
He buries them deep
hoping they'll keep
and wonders how they get away

Premium Member December Humour

THE SAILOR

There was a young sailor from Rothesay
Sailed his yacht around the bay of Biscay
But a storm sunk his boat 
He's no longer afloat
And the wind blew his life raft away... 

EDWARD GUMP

A parachutist called Edward Gump
Went up in a plane to do a jump
The ripcord got stuck
He said "just my luck" 
Hit the ground with one helluva bump... 

FREDDIE

Did you hear about old Freddie O'Toole 
Considered to be a bit of a fool
Hee waznt two brite
Cudent reed ur rite
That is what happens when you bunk off school..

ICELAND

Now Iceland has some unusual sights 
 P*n*s. museum and the northern lights
The museum for the bold
The lights a sight to behold 
Which ever you choose enjoy their delights... 

TOO MANY TO MENTION

Old father time moves too quickly I fear
I hope you all have plenty of good cheer 
Whatever you do
I'd like to wish you
Merry Christmas and a happy new year... 


Iceland has a museum dedicated to the male anatomy,
mainly animals but a man in the U. S. is donating his 
manhood when his time is up. 




Written 21st of December 2019.


Premium Member Isaac Albeniz's Asturias, Three Versions, Three Instruments

Isaac Albéniz's Asturias, Three Versions, Three Instruments

		I

By Andres SEGOVIA, guitar, 2006

Man lopes up mast-pole
Man lopes up mast-pole
Man lopes up mast-pole
   
And finds no maiden fair
Who mimes his Asturian air


		II

By Andronicus, piano version

Man bikes up mountain
Man bikes up mountain
Man bikes up mountain

And espies masts far from there
Biscay Basques back with wares rare


		III

By Florin Croitoru, violin-solo

Man runs up belfry
Man runs up belfry
Man runs up belfry

To count sinners in every square
Come to keep their bosoms bare


© T. Wignesan - Paris, 2018

Food and Panic

Food and Panic

I was peeling potatoes sitting in the corner of 
the galley and dropped the peeled potatoes 
into a bucket, but as we were crossing 
the Biscay bay at the time the ship lurched and 
the bucket upended and there peeled potatoes 
all over the floor, the cook was not pleased
pick them up, I have to boil them now we can´t
serve dinner without potatoes.  

The cook, a big man with an enormous belly, 
bent down to help picking them up and promptly
fainted. Cook and spuds sliding up and down 
the wet galley floor.  Four seamen came carried 
him on the deck, where he later recovered, and
I was left to cook a meal for the hungry crew.

Premium Member By the Window She Waits

She stands by the window
Looking out over the blue
For soon he will sail home
He lover oh so true

It was many weeks ago
From Valletta harbour he sailed
For the Atlantic cause
Following the convoy trail

From its industrial ports
On America's east coast
The war efforts cargo
Must never be lost

Tankers and freight
Ammunition and foods
To serve the heroic
As we deservedly should

Corvette's on the peripheral
Scouting for the packs
For these demons from the deep
And their torpedo attacks

Action stations
As the packs are discovered
Sonar kicks in
For the depth charge shower

The surface explodes
In showers of spray
As lookouts view
Any debris display

The sighting of bubbles
And traces of oil
One of the wolves is maimed
Another statistic war spoil

Days pass 
As Liverpool is reached
A rare sight indeed
For a convoy not breached

This Corvette of the brave
And the hero's who have manned
Continue on their journey
To the North African lands

By the Bay Of Biscay
Into the Gibraltar Straights
Down the Mediterranean
To Valletta where she waits




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