The morning after the night before
Good morning my daughter,
Fred’s under his house,
As cute, as coy
As quiet as a mouse,
If you ask he will tell you
He has a sore a….,
From yesterday’s bruising
At Bass-in-the -Grass.
He wasn’t quiescent
No, not at all,
He let down his hair
And had a real ball!
Chief Organiser Giles
Was moved to say “sh.t”,
When he saw that our Fred,
Was in the Mosh Pit.
Hundreds of hands
Heaved him high – and it’s fair,
To say he was zeppelin-like
In turbulent air.
They tossed him and caught him
Till with a thump,
They let him fall
With a terrible bump!!
The ground trembled and shook …
Fred stuck in the crater,
Askew and dishevelled
A sorry potata,
He told all about it
It’s true to say,
An otherwise quiet senior
‘Lived’ yesterday.
“a sorry potata” is so descriptive!
Thanks Susan.