Gool Peran Lowen
It’s St Piran’s Day
He’s revered by “Tinners”
Since their heyday
For sharing the
secrets
Of Mining Tin, they
say
Gool Peran Lowen
It’s St Piran’s Day
He’s revered by “Tinners”
Since their heyday
For sharing the
secrets
Of Mining Tin, they
say
Since I’ve been retired
Every day is a fun day
My week now consists
Of six Saturdays and a
Sunday
When it’s time to siphon the python
First adjust the angle
of dangle
And aim true, at the
loo
You’ll stand in your
own piss, if you miss
Don’t get in a muddle
and leave a puddle
When finished shake
the snake
Or tap the old chap
Make sure the eye is
dry
As you stand there,
have a care
Don’t go yet and stow wet
Or you’ll feel the
warm glow, down below
Joshua was asked at a Sunday school meeting
“Do you say a prayer at home before eating”?
Joshua was puzzled at the query, truth to tell
“No, we don't have to,
my Mum cooks very well”
I lie awake in the wee small hours
Unable to just drift
away
My mind is constantly
replaying
All the events of the
day
I’ve tossed and I’ve
turned
I even counted sheep
for a bit
Now I find my foot has
gone to sleep
And I long to catch up
with it
“You have an irritable bowel”
My doctor told me
today
It didn’t surprise me
at all
It was inevitable in a
way
Because I’m a very
irritable man
Harsh but true I would
say
So why should my bowel
Behave in any other
way
The teacher questioned Samuel about his homework
“I have just read your
story entitled “my cat”
And it is almost
exactly the same as your brothers
What do you have to
say to that”?
“Well, I didn’t copy
Joshua’s story miss” Samuel said
“It’s just that well,
we have the same cat”