Josie Whitehead’s Poems

                 

                 

                 

                All Those Silly People

                 

                by Josie Whitehead

                 

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                I know a man called Mr McCortney,

                He's short and bald and going on forty.

                He was lost in the middle of Orkney -

                Poor old Mr McCortney-ortney.

                 

                I know a lady called Susie Woo

                Who had a baby dressed in blue.

                She dropped the baby in the stew,            

                Poor little Susie Woo-boo.

                 

                I know a girl called Caroline Porter.

                Who dropped her teddy in the water.

                He stayed there for a year and a quarter,   

                Poor little Caroline Porter-orta.

                 

                I know a boy called Benjamin Ruthers,

                He was one of twenty-five brothers.

                In Scotland there were twenty-five others,

                Poor Mrs Jennifer Ruthers-futhers.

                 

                I know a girl called Millicent Pilkley,

                She lived with her Mum in a town called Ilkley.

                She had a friend called Jacqueline Filkley,        

                Poor young Millicent Pilkley-bilkley.

                 

                I know a man called Jonathan Hewitt -

                He bought some steak but he couldn't chew it.  

                He broke his teeth before he knew it.

                Poor old Jonathan Hewitt-bluett.

                 

                There's no more stories for today.

                Tomorrow is another day.

                Now go to sleep or go to play

                All you silly children!!

                 

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