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Pilchards
Pilchards Poems - Poems about Pilchards
Rum n Raisin 17 - Bird Talk :Rewritten:
...Rum got to his feet and said, “Let’s go play in the street.” Raisin said, “I’m up for that; some fresh air would be neat.” They were soon outside and heard a sound… FLAP FLAP… THUD… TWEET What a s......
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Terry Flood
Categories:
pilchards,
bird, cat,
Form:
Narrative
Rum n Raisin 17 - Bird Talk
...Rum said, “Hey, Raisin, let’s play in the street.” Raisin looked up and said, “That would be neat.” They rushed through the cat-flap and something went, “Tweet!” And there was a little bird sat at......
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Terry Flood
Categories:
pilchards,
bird, cat, nursery rhyme,
Form:
Narrative
Pie Eyed - a Reissued Oldie
...Reissued from a couple of years back… * Twas the night before Christmas and I’d lost me house I had to get home and sneak past me spouse She’d sent me to purchase a......
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Terry Flood
Categories:
pilchards,
christmas,
Form:
Rhyme
Shame About the Beans
...Mavis and Gladys from Eskimo Street Were having a good old blether When the doors of the food bank opened And everyone pushed in together Mavis fancied some powdered mash And Gladys a tin of be......
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Marie Greenhalgh
Categories:
pilchards,
food, society,
Form:
Rhyme
Pie Eyed - For the Night Before Contest
...Pie Eyed (for The Night Before Contest) Twas the night before Christmas and I’d lost me house I had to get home and sneak past me spouse She’d sent me to purchase a dozen mince pies I never e......
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Terry Flood
Categories:
pilchards,
christmas, funny,
Form:
Rhyme
Nessie
...Well I remember yon fine day down by the deep Loch Ness. I cast my fly so far away which soon caused me distress. Instead of hooking trout out there on mud banks thick and messy. Stepped thro......
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Keith Logan
Categories:
pilchards,
adventure, fantasy, fun, humor,
Form:
Narrative
Reg Everson
...Kitted out with a uniform, I felt the part, But the deesire inside is always the art; I was enlisted as a pilot under training, And inoculated, vaccinated in yearning. The medical exam asser......
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Dominique Webb
Categories:
pilchards,
courage, death, history, tribute,
Form:
Heroic Couplet