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[align=left]I loved the sad poem that Emma Lposted - just couldn't think of one to add - only this one kept comingup in my mind - so thought I'd share. I learnt it when I was about 8 or9, I think. Recited it at a Sunday School Anniversary infront of all the congregation - the minister couldn't speakfor laughing afterwards.[/align]
[align=center]Measles they are horrid, and mumps are rather bad[/align]
[align=center]Scarlet fever's dreadful, but toothache drives you mad[/align]
[align=center]It takes you and it shakes you, your face is twice the size[/align]
[align=center]Your cheek's around the corner, and you haven't any eyes.[/align]
[align=center]If I were only clever, I'd go and pull it out[/align]
[align=center]I'd put it on the table and turn it round about[/align]
[align=center]I'd cover it in toffee and sticky currant cake[/align]
[align=center]And then, for twenty hours, I'd sit and watch it ache.[/align]
 
thanx! i no, sad poems are so hard to find! i remeber THIS poem from when i was tiny



I eat my peas with honey

ive done it all my life

it makes the peas taste funny

but it keeps them on the knife
 
ha! Ha! Like that one. Funnywhat sticks in your mind, isn't it? I don't seem to remembermuch of my childhood but that poem I can remember like it was yesterday.


 
LOL! I've never heard either of those before. :D

I can't think of a silly poem, but I recall a silly song that used toplay on the radio back when I was a kid. Here's the lyrics:

MY BOOMERANG WON'T COME BACK

Charlie Drake - 1961

(Oom-yacka-wurka, oom-yacka-wurka, oom-yacka-wurka)

In the bad backlands of Australia
Many years ago,
The aborigine tribes were meeting,
Having a big pow-wow.
(Oom-yacka-wurka, oom-yacka-wurka)
"We got a lot of trouble, Chief,
On account of your son Mack."
"My boy Mack? Why, what's wrong with him?"
DRAKE: My boomerang won't come back.
"Your boomerang won't come back?"

DRAKE: My boomerang won't come back,
My boomerang won't come back,
I've waved the thing all over the place,
Practised till I was black in the face,
I'm a big disgrace to the Aborigine race,
My boomerang won't come back.

DRAKE: I can ride a kangaroo (yeah yeah)
Make kinkajou stew (yeah yeah)
But I'm a big disgrace to the Aborigine race,
My boomerang won't come back.

They banished him from the tribe then
And sent him on his way,
He had a backless boomerang
So here he could not stay.

(Animal noises)

DRAKE: [Spoken] This is nice, innit? Getting banished at my time oflife. What a way to spend an evening: sitting on a rock in the middleof the desert with me boomerang in me hand. I shall very likely getbushwhacked.

(An animal roars; Drake shrieks back.)

DRAKE: Get out of it! You nasty bushwhacking animal. Think I'll make anice cup of tea. (Doing, doing, doing...) Good gracious! There goes akangaroo. I must have a practice with me boomerang: hit him rightbehind the left earhole. Now then, slowly back.

Gruff voice: If you throw that thing at me, I'll jump right on your head. (It chuckles and bounces away.)

DRAKE: Innit marvellous? Got a land full of kangaroos and I had to pick that one.

For three long months he sat there
Or maybe it was four,
Then an old old man in a kangaroo skin
Came a-knocking at his door.

"Well, I'm the local witch doctor, son,
They call me George Alfred Black.
Now tell me, what's your trouble, boy?"
DRAKE: My boomerang won't come back.
"Your boomerang won't come back?"

DRAKE: My boomerang won't come back,
My boomerang won't come back,
I've waved the thing all over the place,
Practised till I was black in the face,
I'm a big disgrace to the Aborigine race,
My boomerang won't come back.

"Don't worry, boy, I know the trick,
And to you I'm gonna show it.
If you want your boomerang to come back,
Well first you've got to... throw it."

DRAKE: Ooh, yes! Never thought of that. Daddy will be pleased. Must have a go, nyuh-huh! Excuse me.
Now then, slowly back... and throw.

(Boomerang whizzes away; Sounds of a plane approaching and then falling from the sky.)

DRAKE: Ooh my God! I've hit the flying doctor. Eee-hee-hee! Can you do first aid?
Witch Doctor: Don't talk to me about first aid, boy, you owe mefourteen chickens, you know, when I learned you to throw the boomerang,you know, first things first.
DRAKE: Yes, I know that, but I mean, I think on this occasion, you know, you could be a bit more perspective...........


 

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