Hobbo's Poems
A quirky look at life from a Yorkshire poet and his dog's perspective
Fun at the fair
Fun at the fair
Life is a roller coaster
Which we need to make the most o'
It is a slippery slide
That takes us for a ride.
Hell, it's a magic roundabout,
Sucks us in, then kicks us out,
A dizzy helter skelter,
Joe Cocker's Lady Delta.
Life is a fleeting candy floss,
Which will show you who's the boss,
And when you think you are in clover,
The fun fair closes, it's all over.
Hobbo's Poems 
Oh yes, something like that 🎢
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When you run out of rides, you’re dead. My Dad says it’s words we run out of. On rides, I am sparing and likely to live long. On words… ooooh I think I will take your philosophy. 🤣
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You are a very wise young worm!🤣
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a clever and relatable metaphor for Life; well written, Hobbo 🙂
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Thank you John 🙂
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Yes, life takes you for a ride and when it’s done so are you.
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👍 You sure are!
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Luckily there is no two day passes.
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🤣 Or pass outs!
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