by Daniela Bullas (db), and Vaughn Seward (vs);
Rengay #8 (Oct 21-27) Verses 1-5 (of 6):
All 'round the scarecrow / a large flock of loud blackbirds — he wears new old clothes. /db
Just-built library courtyard — Mahatma Gandhi's bronze head. /vs
A whodunit book — disguising his appearance / with a judge’s wig. /db
His peg-leg missing — the Captain orders "no rum" / till someone 'fesses. /vs
Pinocchio's nose — the cricket / sings a modern, pop'lar tune. /db
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7 comments:
I really like how this one is going. :)
To be expected: a wooden nose would be likely to inspire a cricket and lead back to a poplar tune?:) My misreading problems, again...
i took this as casting doubt upon the sincerity/veracity of modern lyrics
(but then i am an old cynic) :)
love it
john
Thank God for saws and sandpaper!!
times, they are a-changin', eh!
enjoyed
Andrew: Thanks.
Borut: It is a reference to N.A. pop culture. Check in tomorrow and hopefully the notes section of the worksheet will clarify things a little.
Floots: Haha, that is good. :-)
John: Thanks.
Pat: That's for sure. :-)
Polona: Very much. Thanks.
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