well hello
mister pobblebonk
it’s long-time-no-see
my friend
fancy finding you
just here
where I am working
with my shovel
with my fork
with a heavy hammer
in my hand
but
do not be concerned
I see you there
and all is well
tell me
have you just woken up
from a long sleep
winter was very hard
this year
are you out now
searching
for a nice feed
or
maybe a love match
to meet down the swamp
this evening
could romance
be in store
well in that case
I better rosin the strings
on my fiddle
and you
better get your banjo
and the picks
then we’ll sing a little
pobblebonk
pobble-
bonk
sing a little song
pobblebonk
pobble-
bonk
a very little tune
but it has a rousing chorus
I’ll sing it with you
while we both play
something like this
pobble
pobble
pobble
pobblebonk
again
pobble
pobble
pobble
pobblebonk
yes
that’s the way it goes
pobble
pobble
pobble
© Frank Prem, 2016
Poem #27: my a*** belongs to the government
I wonder sometimes if these names are Roald Dahl, BFGisms or if the names have Aboriginal roots, but I am always entertained. 😁
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There are some crackers, aren’t there? I don’t know why pobblebonk, and I don’t know why banjo.
He was a fat little fellow though.
Cheers,
Frank
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