AUTUMN (holiday in Oz) - IP (in a way)
By andrea
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(best read in strong Aussie accent whilst sporting cork-bobbing bushhat)
The Aussie’s seem to have it right.
As well as swapping day and night,
they change the bloody seasons too,
and winter grey turns summer blue.
Esky’s on the beach, December
Surfing Burleigh Head, November.
Tinnies downed on Christmas day,
‘Fair dinkum, mate,’ an Oz would say
whilst hunting crocs in billabongs
and turning snags with barbie tongs.
Slurping plonk on Ningaloo Reef
fit as a herd of Mallee beef
Bruce ‘n’ Sheila hit the crest,
followed by a corroboree fest.
Boomers, wallabies and possum
walkabout the wattle blossom.
Tired of hail, rain, snow and thunder?
Why not emigrate down under!
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Hi Andrea, I hope your well.
Hi Andrea, I hope your well. I loved this and still laughing it was witty, correct from what my Auntie&TV say lol and brilliant. Well Done. I think you deserve cherries :)))))
Ps I tried to do it in my terrible Australian accent and did but for some reason, most of it sounded Yorkshire rofl, but because you had written it so good,the accent isn't needed, least mine isn't lol.
take care
Trish x
Keep Smiling
Keep Writing xxx
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Hi Andrea. You excel with
Hi Andrea. You excel with your humorous poems. As Trish says, deserving of cherries. I tried the Aussie accent but it sounded Italian, I wonder why.
Luigi xxx
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took me back there with a
took me back there with a smile!
ddf
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I want to revisit dear old OZ
I want to revisit dear old OZ
And today I can't - this is becoz
Right now I don't have time or money
So I hope the English weather gets a little more sunny!
-liked your poem Andrea Elsie
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Yeah this is fantastic!
Yeah this is fantastic! Brought a smile to my lips and a fantasy of a warm-weathered barbecque. I went to Australia once a few years back and had a great time. Everyone was very friendly, and even had a kangaroo steak. Now the closest I get is a few fellow commonwealth expats who I get together with once in a while. Might not be any crocs for them to get after but it doesn't stop them from slurping plonk. Great piece Andrea - was a treat to read!
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