Omaggio alla poesia nonsense di Edward Lear
An owl from the Forest of Dean,Continua a leggere…
Went to sleep in a washing machine;
After twelve thousand thuds,
All covered in suds,
He woke up, quite dizzy, but clean.
Omaggio alla poesia nonsense di Edward Lear
There was a young man from Carlisle,Continua a leggere…
Who said, “I’ll be back in a while;”
Then he hopped on a boat
Which was barely afloat,
And cruised for a year on the Nile.
Omaggio alla poesia nonsense di Edward Lear
A docotr who worked in Mauritius, Declared that French flies were delicious; When eaten with rice, And a sprinkle of spice, He assured, “They are simply delicious.”Continua a leggere…
Omaggio alla poesia nonsense di Edward Lear
There was a young girl from Southend, Who thought she could count on a friend; She asked him a favour, But all that he gave her Were peanuts to count, in the end.Continua a leggere…
Omaggio alla poesia nonsense di Edward Lear
A wise young lady from Gloucester, Kept all of her friends on a roster; She'd have them to dine, But just one at a time, Concerned at how much it would cost her.”Continua a leggere…
Omaggio alla poesia nonsense di Edward Lear
There was a young merchant from Skye, Who decided to dine with a fly; His guest was most grateful And ate every plateful, Without stopping once to ask why.Continua a leggere…
Omaggio alla poesia nonsense di Edward Lear
A dainty young lady from Leeds, Ate nothing but dandelion seeds; Till her hairdresser said, With a glance at her head, “What on earth can I do with these weeds?!”Continua a leggere…
Omaggio alla poesia nonsense di Edward Lear
There was an old fellow called Lear,Continua a leggere…
Who was full of good humour and cheer;
By the light of the moon,
With a runcible spoon,
He would dance at the end of the pier.
