.4. A Fishy Tale Poem by David Threadgold

.4. A Fishy Tale

Rating: 5.0


A haven for wet wildlife
Within our pond there’s load’s
Lots of newts and tadpoles
And many ugly toads

Swimming in among the weeds
A goldfish only one
We once had two shabumkins
But now we haven't none

I found some telltale footprints
Showing heron came to call
He’d eaten our shabumkins
And left us none at all

Last night we kept a vigil
And caught the neighbour’s cat
As he polished off the goldfish
So that’s the end of that


© 2008 David Threadgold
Rambling Riddles & Rhymes

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Pamela Lutwyche 05 October 2008

I am Sorry about your goldfish, I sort of shed a tear, for I too had a gold fish, but he is no longer is here. Again good poem.

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Reshma Ramesh 19 September 2008

very neat...... well done

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Bob Gibson 13 September 2008

Briliantly funny, loved it

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Vidyadhar Durgekar 12 July 2008

Good story nicely told in poem with rhyme and rhythm

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