Homework W/E 11/09: Wendy's Wishful Alliterative Wandering
Posted: Thu Aug 31, 2017 9:55 am
Wendy’s Wishful Alliterative Wandering
© David Campbell 31/08/17
When Wendy went walking with Walter
she hoped it might lead to the altar,
but some slithering snakes
caused a fit of the shakes
and footsteps that started to falter.
Through grass trees we call Xanthorrhoea
those adders slid silently near,
so she ran like the wind,
but fell over and skinned
her nice knobbly knees and her rear.
On frosty ground she lay there crying,
so Walter’s heart melted, and, sighing,
he said: “Wen, will we wed
when the winter has fled,
and nature’s mad moods aren’t so trying?”
© David Campbell 31/08/17
When Wendy went walking with Walter
she hoped it might lead to the altar,
but some slithering snakes
caused a fit of the shakes
and footsteps that started to falter.
Through grass trees we call Xanthorrhoea
those adders slid silently near,
so she ran like the wind,
but fell over and skinned
her nice knobbly knees and her rear.
On frosty ground she lay there crying,
so Walter’s heart melted, and, sighing,
he said: “Wen, will we wed
when the winter has fled,
and nature’s mad moods aren’t so trying?”