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Thread: A Hidden Secret

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    Default A Hidden Secret

    I have spoken to a friend of mine
    A lurker he may be at hearts
    Who has released a secret out to me
    Like me he likes his farts

    He said,"Yer doin to many ditties
    Yer poems start too many threads
    Yer confusing folk wi too many ditties
    That ye drive them off to their beds"

    So he gave me a wee bit of advice
    "To articulate a lot of poems causes strife
    So stop the threads and give us a break
    In one thread you can give your life"

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    Default

    Edric my friend, my buddy, my pal
    Lurkers have voice more than their share.
    Keep your good humour, your spirit, your spunk
    Seven green boxes means people do care.


    (G2 is going to fail me on the meter, but you get the point I hope.)


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    Default A kaliedoscope eye

    I looked into a kaleidoscopes eye
    For free it was all to see
    Cos what ye saw in that kaleidoscopes eye
    Was different for you and me

    For I have books full of words and wisdom
    LanvederBlue ye know what I'm about
    It was a way for me in ma childhood woes
    To learn how to scream and shout

    So pardon me if I use this thread
    To put all my ditties down
    For I can use this thread for the serious thing
    But also to be the playful clown

    I might not use a proper phrase
    I cannae be bothered wi meters they make me sinkie
    For I love the poems of Lizz and Sporran
    And the bard they call the trinkie

    So sonnets and haiku's they have their genre
    But I think I'll stick to ditties
    Cos I read the Sun and look at page Three
    And admire the models CENSORED

    Dedicated to ma Canadian pal Canuck
    Last edited by Cedric Farthsbottom III; 23-Feb-07 at 03:17. Reason: I missed an important "c"

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    Default Secrets

    I too have a secret
    Though Lurker I'm not.
    Your friend and adviser
    Has said quite a lot !
    Does he speak for us all
    With advice freely given?
    Not for me I assure you
    For oft I have striven
    To speak from my heart
    As you aptly do
    But it ends up all wrong
    And appears quite untrue!
    Dear Cedric Farthsbottom
    You sure have the Art
    So carry on writing
    You're top of my Chart.
    Be kind to your friend
    Who lurks there among us
    Can it be - I wonder
    Is he really that jealous ??


    So, Lurking Friend why dont you try, to write a wee poem that would make us all cry, none here are experts, on that you agree, so give it a go and you will see, it's not that easy to speak your mind, but folk here are trying, so please do be kind, for if you can better us, then we'll all be so pleased, and from your Lurking you will be released .

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    Default Dear Cedric

    Cedric Fartsbottom my heart you touched
    with your ditty about your dad.
    Don’t worry about that old Lurker you know
    He’s nothing more than a CAD

    I was watching you with my coffee today,
    as your trolley’s you gathered all in
    You left everyone with a smile on their face,
    With your quips and your cheery old grin.


    As much as I am a fan of verse I'm hopeless at writing it but I simply had to try in response to 'I looked into a kaleidoscopes eye'. Fancy me getting mentioned in your poem, I was fair touched. Keep writing Cedric and to quote Trinkie,
    Can it be - I wonder
    Is he really that jealous ??


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    Default A poem for to write

    Cedric sat himsel upon 'e chair e poem fer to write.
    He chewed hies pen throughout 'e night!
    Now did he dare to say jist whit he thort?
    Or would the PROPER folk gie fraught?
    He pondered long an' then he writ.
    He showed hies natural native whit.
    Fer poems is whit folk do think to say
    An' it should be no other way!

    My excuses fer me terruble dialect!

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    Default Dialect

    Dear Liz, Yur dialect is terrible indeed
    It's got me wonderin' and scratchin' ma heed
    Where dis it come from I have tae ask?
    I'm good on accents, but now what a task
    You've given me this fine bright morn
    Oh where can it be, I'm quite forlorn.

    But good for ye till hev a go.
    Until ye try ye'll never know
    Just what's yur worth as has been said
    By Cedric - whose poems ye've read
    He shows us all there is in art
    If all ye do comes from the heart !!




    More please ?

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    Smile More please Cedric

    Oh Cedric dear
    Please do not fear
    To post another ditty
    You bring much cheer
    To us all here
    Your poems are so PRETTY

    Take up your pen
    And post again
    We really cannot wait
    We must hear more
    We you implore
    Please don't leave it too late!

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    Default The Blue Balloon

    The shows had come to toon in June
    The sounds,the colours,the smells
    Its nightime now and aw bodys here
    After the day on the shore pickin shells

    A wee Glasgae chill the same age as me
    Wis diggin into mint ice-cream wi a spoon
    In his ither hand for all to see
    Was the biggest blue balloon

    But the cold o' the ice-cream hit his heid
    As his hand pondered straight to his brow
    But the force as the slap eased his pain
    And the wind took his balloon and how

    Fluttering along the harbour skyline
    Like a large big Zeppelin fae yore
    Swept up in such forcefullness
    Over the fair and to the shore

    And four wee Ayrshire guys who'd spent aw their pennies
    Like the A-team were off in a flash
    To rescue this big balloon
    Withoot the black van were off to dash

    I was B.A.......don't mess wi ma jewellery
    Wee Lin was Face Man so pretty
    Glynn was Hannibal the leader
    While Steve being Murdoch was so witty

    The four were flying without a gun in hand
    The blue balloon was soon in our sights
    We jumped and ran and skipped and danced
    To fulfill oor mission wi aw oor mights

    The balloon was caught and to the shows we went
    The wee Glasgae chill was amused
    Cos how could four wee boys catch his balloon
    His faither looked very confused

    His dad offered a pound for oor services
    But Glynn shook his heid wi such asteem
    Glynn just said"If ye hav a problem and naebody can help
    If ye can find us....just caw on us The A-Team"
    Last edited by Cedric Farthsbottom III; 27-Feb-07 at 17:53.

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