AN OLD SHAG
We all recollect from our earlier days
In stories we’d tell of the hell we would raise;
We thought then that boastful dishonesty pays
As puppies we’d pompously brag
That there’s nowt that can beat an Old Shag.
But youth is impatient and takes pleasure fast
But the quicker you quench it the sooner it’s passed
The longest ride’s had on the horse that comes last
So savour the slow steady drag
Cos there’s nowt that can beat an Old Shag.
For youth, it is said, is a waste on the young
So Shakespeare’s misguided – his sonnets are wrong
The meat becomes sweeter the longer it’s hung
You can keep your footballer’s WAG
There’s nowt that can beat an Old Shag.
The old ram plans slowly to service his flock
Biding his time – not by beating the clock
And likewise the bull makes his way through the stock
The same lesson learned by the stag
That there’s nowt that can beat an Old Shag.
So all you young shavers be guided by me
Don’t rush on headlong to your ecstacy
But savour your senses and you too will see
Compared with a Superkings fag
There’s nowt that can beat an Old Shag.
So stoke up your favourite pipe in the rack
With nothing so dear as Moroccan Best Black
Then sip on a cognac and dream yourself back
To days when you’d pompously brag
That there’s nowt that can beat an Old Shag.
John Coopey
Thu 13th Aug 2020 16:52
Well done, MC. I rather suspected that the PC mob would be drawn by the vulgarity of this.
And thanks for the Likes, Brian and Jordyn. And Stephen (as we speak).