Every now and then I get the very peculiar urge to write poetry. Most of what I write is generally rather light and pithy. I harbor no surreptitious notions of ever being a poet proper. So, without further adieu. Here is a little poem for you. It’s called An Irish Camping Poem.
An Irish Camping Poem.
A camping we will go,
through rain and wind and snow,
blue fingers, frozen noses,
half hour ’til the bar closes,
pick up the tent,
it’s time we’re leaving so.
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