.5. Watch The Ice Poem by David Threadgold

.5. Watch The Ice



I learned to skate when I was young
On rivers and on lakes
I even skated down the Thames
And mother’s best iced cakes

I skated through the freezer
Got stuck among the peas
I tried to skate inside the fridge
But couldn’t pass the cheese

I skated down a motorway
A thunderstorm had froze
It thawed before my turning
And I landed on my nose

I skated on a duck pond
With rushes either side
I couldn’t get much speed up
Because it wasn’t wide

I knew I’d learned my lesson
When in business I heard twice
Beware my son your pushing it
You’re skating on thin ice


© 2008 David Threadgold
Rambling Riddles & Rhymes

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Viola Grey 20 September 2008

haha...this is a clever piece....I have skated that ice many times, and probably always will...great work

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