Rob you are so gorgeous, sexy and my man If There's something that you can't do, I doubt no other can your modern and contemporary yet still remain a classic Your humours from the future, your clothes from the Jurassic You have a love for the outdoors, you love to climb and ski Your body runs without fruit but not without coffee Your a deep and cultured creature, enjoy reading and a movie Your charming, suave, and handsome, your quite the little smoothy You have a love for god and dogs, a nightmare for dyslexics remember one is omnipresent, and the other chases sticks When the worlds been tough on us, and kept us both apart I've kept you in a special place, deep inside my heart I couldn't live without you, my love, my mate my man Remember how you light my life, like no other can
Saturday, 31 March 2012
To Rob from Victoria - Poetry for Charity
Travelling by train
Rattling along, all fields and sky The silent life is passing by Peoples life's hid behind their faces Their lives on hold as they traverse the places And some poor unfortunate soles Find themselves in gloomy holes As they're bound to travel every day To fuel there lives with hard worked pay And me I try and avoid such dangers Trains and I are relative strangers No time for me to hustle bustle No platform shuffle or 'my seat, tussle Work within the travel cost oddity Where time for me is the real commodity I like to keep the costs here low Bank the minutes, watch the interest grow.
Anne's Retirement - Poems for charity
It comes with great pleasure That I speak to you today I'm here to draw attention To Anne's retirement day Im not one for public speaking So I thought I'd sing a song But now that is Anne is 65 She might not last that long So it's a poem that I've chosen To read to celebrate A lady who for forty years I could proudly call my mate For recent years, like you all She's a colleague I hold dear A conscientious worker And someone we revere Anne's pleasant and fun loving Caring and quite kind She is fully compus mentus And completely of sound mind She never forgets a thing And I say this with good faith She never looses anything Accept that bloody safe This pocket sized jack Russell Is ageing graciously Is never seen out drinking Nor behaves disgracefully She takes care of her body Has no need for caffeine Is in pristine mental health stays away from nicotine She never sulks at work And is pleasant everyday Always makes the toast Has nothing bad to say Okay I've stretched the truth a little For a little bit of fun But sincerely from us all at school We'll miss you when you're gone.
Sunday, 11 March 2012
Prem assured? Hijacked elation!
The league is never over
Until game thirty eight
Topping at week one
Does not make you great
Three points clear at Christmas
And you shouldn't celebrate
If you're still sat there at easter
That's good, but not checkmate
But don't book your open top bus
You'd be naive to assume
As twist and turns are coming
And disappointments loom
No medals are given at Christmas
So don't build a trophy room
Prepare for the worst and
May you house be filled with gloom
Until game thirty eight
Topping at week one
Does not make you great
Three points clear at Christmas
And you shouldn't celebrate
If you're still sat there at easter
That's good, but not checkmate
But don't book your open top bus
You'd be naive to assume
As twist and turns are coming
And disappointments loom
No medals are given at Christmas
So don't build a trophy room
Prepare for the worst and
May you house be filled with gloom
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