Twisting turning sunshine burning
Blistered back and never learning
Had a notion using lotion
Could have saved so much commotion
Calamine used like distemper
Couldn’t ease unwanted temper
Tried to sit couldn’t sleep
Twisting turning burns so deep
In the morning brothers, sisters
Scratching at big angry blisters
Calamine put on in dabs
Turning blisters into scabs
Putting on a clean white shirt
Can’t complain how much it hurt
Painful itching had to scratch
Bleeding scab left bloody patch
Swearing oaths we each had learnt
Come next year to not get burnt
Summer ends by late September
And come next year we’ll not remember
© 2008 David Threadgold
Rambling Riddles & Rhymes
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
We never quite learn our lesson every year it is the same old story? This is a very funny true poem.