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John Pascoe's humorous verse
In memory of my
father who liked it as described.
Tea's Made.
Toast will be a little
longer,
Burnt dark brown or even
stronger,
Turned to charcoal like
as not,
For Gawd's sake butter
it while it's hot.
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In ironic response to
an ABC call for poems about cricket to be included in the ABC
Cricket Book
Underarm.
I went t' put the
wireless on,
But then I changed me
mind,
'Cos all the stations
would 'ave sport,
I knew thats wot I'd
find.
And of all the bloody 'opeless
sports,
There's one that takes
the ticket,
That flamin', borin',
useless game,
The one that they call
cricket.
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In response to an ABC
call for poems on Mother's Day
In Memorium
When I was just a callow
kid,
You wouldn't believe the
things I did,
But worst of all (I was
so dumb),
I'd scream and shout "I
hate you Mum".
But now that I am old
and sere,
I wish she was around to
hear,
The thought to which
I've slowly come
"Beneath it all I loved
you Mum."
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