Moleland
31-03-2006, 14:12
I'm as happy as Larry when digging,
Feel like dancing and doing a roll,
Well the Earth was put here for us all to enjoy.
When my molehills appear
Someone always shouts 'oi'
As I fling up the soil in a great cloud of Joy -
Oh, it's wonderful being a mole.
When the gardner's been raking and hoeing
and he's taking a leisurely stroll,
I kick up my heels and a-moling I go
To the strains of him ranting 'You right so and so!'
No wonder he can't get his turnips to grow.
Oh it's marvellous being a mole.
I've been smoked out and poked out and prodded,
I've had pepper shook down my Molehole,
But I always return by a different way,
I just shoval and tunnel and burrow all day.
One thing is for sure I will not go away -
Oh, he'll never get rid og this mole.
He plays Radio Jazz to his beet crops,
To scare me away is his goal.
But the musics a treat, it enlivens my feet,
I'm one cool rodent just digging the 'beat'.
It's groovy grooving out in a subterranean street -
Oh, this little ole mole has got soul.
There's a lush bowling green near his garden
But the bowlers I drive up the pole,
As the first one arrives on that green sawathe he strolls,
All the smooth lawn just waiting for molehills and holes.
So I push up some earth and he Yelss out, 'Oh, bowls!' -
Oh, It's great fun just being a mole.
Since finding a 'mouse' in my earthworks
I've a new technological role.
In my undegroudn entwork I'm surfing the turf,
Screening topsoil for bugs for all that I'm worth.
Could do with some windows to enlighten my Earth -
I'm an upwardly mobile Mole.
I've grown fond of this tunnelled old garden,
I have made it all 'mine' on the whole.
Searching for supper terra fimra I comb,
I burrow the furrow, I roam in the loam.
His garden flat I've turned into my high-rise home -
Oh, I'm a ground nut, in a rut, certainly not straying but
A very happy staying-put mole
I love this poem, It's hilarious (I find)
I can't believe me just scanning the paper found it.
What do you generalites think?
Feel like dancing and doing a roll,
Well the Earth was put here for us all to enjoy.
When my molehills appear
Someone always shouts 'oi'
As I fling up the soil in a great cloud of Joy -
Oh, it's wonderful being a mole.
When the gardner's been raking and hoeing
and he's taking a leisurely stroll,
I kick up my heels and a-moling I go
To the strains of him ranting 'You right so and so!'
No wonder he can't get his turnips to grow.
Oh it's marvellous being a mole.
I've been smoked out and poked out and prodded,
I've had pepper shook down my Molehole,
But I always return by a different way,
I just shoval and tunnel and burrow all day.
One thing is for sure I will not go away -
Oh, he'll never get rid og this mole.
He plays Radio Jazz to his beet crops,
To scare me away is his goal.
But the musics a treat, it enlivens my feet,
I'm one cool rodent just digging the 'beat'.
It's groovy grooving out in a subterranean street -
Oh, this little ole mole has got soul.
There's a lush bowling green near his garden
But the bowlers I drive up the pole,
As the first one arrives on that green sawathe he strolls,
All the smooth lawn just waiting for molehills and holes.
So I push up some earth and he Yelss out, 'Oh, bowls!' -
Oh, It's great fun just being a mole.
Since finding a 'mouse' in my earthworks
I've a new technological role.
In my undegroudn entwork I'm surfing the turf,
Screening topsoil for bugs for all that I'm worth.
Could do with some windows to enlighten my Earth -
I'm an upwardly mobile Mole.
I've grown fond of this tunnelled old garden,
I have made it all 'mine' on the whole.
Searching for supper terra fimra I comb,
I burrow the furrow, I roam in the loam.
His garden flat I've turned into my high-rise home -
Oh, I'm a ground nut, in a rut, certainly not straying but
A very happy staying-put mole
I love this poem, It's hilarious (I find)
I can't believe me just scanning the paper found it.
What do you generalites think?