PRINCE CHARLES's LAMENT
We had sex in the stumpery
sex in the Aston,
I discharged my royal duty
like a good 'un,
sometimes the mood would take us
on bracing walks in tweeds
discovering the peripherals of pleasure
after the pie and pudden'.
I oft would try to catch her
where the compost bins grow high
with the sweetcorn erecting
i'd love her with a sigh.
Alas! the seeds of Autumn now
lie fallow in the field
and the grow one's own are wilting fast,
one simply accepts that couldn't last.
So goodbye now you ravages
we found so spicy then;
I tend to talk to cabbages now
and dream of little green men.
raypool
Sun 16th Apr 2017 16:34
Thanks all for comments. About the only thing I didn't put in was "tongue in cheek" but I suppose that's a taken. I'm glad you enjoyed this defamatory tribute, he's one of my impressions I don't have to explain afterwards.
Colin, sorry if you're not well. It would have been nice to see you, but there's a will...
David, a bit of an uphill struggle but it's all good at last!
Thanks for your help anyway mate. An OBE may be on the way .
Thank you elP for liking my silly side.
Paul, it's good to broaden one's scope , so try stopping me
aythangow.
John, nice that you got back on this - I like to spread a little happiness in the compost bins. Words like cabbages I think benefit from a rhyme.
Love all you readers!
Ray