Kedgeree Poems | Examples


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Lord's hitch the pitch does bewitch


We are often sold it is cricket’s true home

The gold tapestry we toast hallowed tome

Legends ghost last post told free to roam


Groundsmen boast on outfield wield a comb

Host should do a search on Google chrome 

Would yield the strip is most about the loam


Frippery and filigree are so suitably kitsch 

Coiffured rest of ground then got a stitch?

Eating kedgeree no pedigree critics snitch

Pundits pounce the bounce does bewitch


Batters flounce in tatters is a serious hitch

Not a titch moves alot watch them twitch

Trounce the culprits it is time for a switch

Not in pulpits being a bit*h MCC’s so rich 

Scratch fans itch give us a Test match pitch

Scotland the Free

Have pity on the Scott’s ruled 
By the Brexit voting sassenach
Who don’t seem to understand 
We too want out country back.
Arbroath Smokies for breakfast
Porridge  seasoned with salt
Kedgeree, Haggis, neaps and tastes
With wee drams of single Malt.

Pints of Heavy Friday nights
The working weeks end
Words of wisdom swapped
With true and blethered  friend.
Fish and taties frae the chippie,
Deep fried Mars Bar to follow
Just to round off the night
A sweet delight to swallow.

Then the planning to drive
The Sassenachs from our soil,
Take back all our fish and
What’s left of North Sea oil.
Home Rule For Scotland 
Restore our law and Order
Keep those thieving Brits
To their side of the border.

We'll gladly offer asylum
To those few  of sound mind
Who want to up sticks  and leave
Those heathen Tories far behind.
Let them keep their wee King
They’re always asking God to save
We’ll have  the massed pipe bands
Loudly  playing  Scotland the Brave

Goodbye United Kingdom
Land of thieving Tory
Living on faded memories
Of Passed hope and glory.
Scotland the Brave
Scotland the free
Goodbye puny England
We’re all so well shot of thee

Fish and Fishing

FISH   AND   FISHING


Eat  fish and you’re  fed for one meal says my wife;
But  learn how  to fish  and you’re  fed all your life.
But  the taste of that fish
It’s not what I wish  -
It’s meat and potatoes I want on my knife.


If I had to catch what I eat in the sea
With  never a taste of a sausage or pea,
My meals would be sad
And my taste-buds not glad.
I’d rather have nothing at all but my tea.


The fish in the ocean need not fear me.
Just  turnips and carrots and cabbage, you see,   
And porkchops and veal
And burgers ;  not eel,
Nor dolphin, nor codfish nor  kedgeree.  

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Written  for   John Freeman's  Contest: Limericks About Fishing


Premium Member Best of British Old Style

A savoury kedgeree
Lancashire hotpot
A prime beef wellington pie
With pan haggerty
Spotted-dick pudding
Real ale
Cheers!

Premium Member A Victorian Starter

A
full
English
breakfast dish-
kedgeree platter.

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