Saturday, March 14, 2009

Poetry Contest - In honor of Tony's 40th birthday

Mary's Submission:

Let's get together and croon
For Tony a birthday tune
Squid is a winner
For his birthday dinner
As long as it comes with Blue Moon

Happy Birthday Tony!

(Beat that, gang!)

8 comments:

  1. Watch out, I'm on a roll. Here's the 2nd stanza:

    And after the squid it won't hurt
    To order a Chelsea's dessert
    Which Molly will bring
    While we all sing
    To Tony, who's older than dirt!

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  2. I feel sorry for Tony. It's so sad you would make such sport of an old man's few remaining days, when you COULD have said

    Tony is forty today
    At least that's what HE say
    His brain cells are aging
    His memory's not paging
    Looks 50 if he's a day

    [I'm sorry. I've driven over a 1,000 miles in the last 32 hours. It's put me in a stupor. Otherwise I would have rhymed better so that he only looks 49. Also I could not come close to rhyming either cheese sandwich or humus (hummus, humous).) 8<}

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  3. lol. Can I make one for myself?

    Now that I'm old,
    It makes me bold.
    I don't feel trendy,
    but I'm flying to Indy.
    If old age wants to fight me,
    I'll tell it to bite me.
    Mid-life crisis makes me feel odd,
    so I went out and got this new iPod.
    I feel younger listening to a tune,
    but I'll still need my Blue Moon!

    --
    Posted from my iPod

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  4. A budding poet laureate!

    I should have known you'd be able to work "iPod" into the poem. If you can only work in "slim battery," I'll be completely shamed.

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  5. My iPod's looks are sheer flattery,
    all made possible by its sexy, slim battery!

    :-)

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  6. LOL.

    Mary's new poem as commentary on recent postings:

    "Egad!
    That's Bad!"

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  7. Oh, no! He made a battery rhyme. I'm screwed.
    OR, perhaps at Chelsea's I can just get scrod.
    I knew the slimness thing would get rude,
    But it's worth it, hat's off, "Well-done, old sod."

    And as for JonMary
    Egad!?
    That's Bad!?
    No, that's sad - - -
    And a little scary
    May as well
    Go "whoo, whoo, whoo."
    Like Curly, Moe, and Larry

    Tony's poetry, like his battery, is slim and linear
    (Okay, a few words aren't brass, but tinier)
    So Egad!, That's Bad! don't cover it
    You've dissed his spin, but he'll get over it.

    Let's just settle on one thing
    And this is very important
    You were just talking about HIS posts, right
    Not those of another correspondent.

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