Your prompt for Tuesday July 12th
This week, we have the first line of Oliver Wendell Holmes poem Contentment
Little I ask, my wants are few
This week, we have the first line of Oliver Wendell Holmes poem Contentment
Little I ask, my wants are few
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Here's my offering:
WHISTLE WHISTLE...
Little I ask, my wants are few
and nobody knows the answer
wherever I go, I'll never know
and you'll follow me for a shilling
and the cow bells will ring - sing sing
dingaling-ding, ding ding, do-de-do
don't you know it's true, whistle whistle
Little I ask, my wants are few
and nobody knows the answer
wherever I go, I'll never know
and you'll follow me for a shilling
and the cow bells will ring - sing sing
dingaling-ding, ding ding, do-de-do
don't you know it's true, whistle whistle
Little I ask, my wants are few
and phew, who can tell the answer
wherever I go, I'll never know
even if ever you were willing
and the Bow bells will ring - sing sing
dingaling-ding, ding ding, dum-de-do
in rhyming slang twang, for you - whit whit...
12072011
A whimsical treat!
ReplyDeleteThis reminds me of a childrens rhyme thingie. Like ummm...little bo peep has lost her sheep, something like that anyways.
ReplyDeleteIt's happy, and bouncy full of life. A fun read.
I was gonna say the same thing, it has a nursery rhyme feel. I like it:-)
ReplyDeleteLovely fun stuff.
ReplyDeleteAnna :o]
De-Lightful post!! :-)
ReplyDeleteBeautifully put
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