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.
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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