I’ve always wondered about that, Roger! I’ll have to see if I can remember the poem I wrote several years ago “Chicken In A Tollbooth”! It was based on an incident in real life!
“Chicken in a toll booth lookin’ for a ride,
but all the cars were on the other side.
‘ for a conf”rence lookin’ for deals
Cause we need that chicken for our Meals on Wheels”!
Be sure to recite this one in the proper cadence! BA babababa,,BA bababa!
Just managed to lose your comment about King Lear, but thanks for the idea. I do love writing silly stuff. much to the chagrin of my older two kids. The youngest one is too much like me and keeps “egging” me on in the silly department. I’ve already refined the original ditty a little bit without losing any of the silly. One of the best things about poetry in my humble opinion. I should take your advice about the “Queen Lear” sig. If I start another blog page as Queen Lear will you follow me? You just might be the only one for that. Or maybe just check into how to add another page to this one. Not very savvy about things like that, just very adventurous about new ideas. This one is making me laugh, so it just might come to pass.
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Big smiles Angie.. 🙂 Good day for Chickens..
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All of my roosters gave crows of delight! (:-)
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Haha 😁💚😘
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Good one … that may be why the chicken crossed the road!
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I’ve always wondered about that, Roger! I’ll have to see if I can remember the poem I wrote several years ago “Chicken In A Tollbooth”! It was based on an incident in real life!
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“Chicken in a toll booth lookin’ for a ride,
but all the cars were on the other side.
‘ for a conf”rence lookin’ for deals
Cause we need that chicken for our Meals on Wheels”!
Be sure to recite this one in the proper cadence! BA babababa,,BA bababa!
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Now that one was well-worth reading. Monday morning: cures the blues!
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Glad it worked! Have a great week while I’m working on more little ditties for everyone’s pleasure and to fill my penchant for the silly!
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Without the silly, the world would be a much too serious place. Silly makes the world spin like a top and grandchildren sprout like weeds.
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And I’m the queen of the Universe called “SILLY”
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Just managed to lose your comment about King Lear, but thanks for the idea. I do love writing silly stuff. much to the chagrin of my older two kids. The youngest one is too much like me and keeps “egging” me on in the silly department. I’ve already refined the original ditty a little bit without losing any of the silly. One of the best things about poetry in my humble opinion. I should take your advice about the “Queen Lear” sig. If I start another blog page as Queen Lear will you follow me? You just might be the only one for that. Or maybe just check into how to add another page to this one. Not very savvy about things like that, just very adventurous about new ideas. This one is making me laugh, so it just might come to pass.
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I saw this over at Gigi’s. Just so cute!!!
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Thanks, Amy! I reblogged it from Tanya Cliffe
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