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Array ( [sid] => 25336 [catid] => 1 [aid] => mick [title] => DICKY WILSON [time] => 2003-10-19 11:56:29 [hometext] => When I was about 3 or 4, I needed a friend to play with, I found one, his name was Dicky Wilson. (part one) [bodytext] =>



I was 3 or maybe 4......
All I heard was "World War!"
It was killing someone, somewhere?
Dropping bombs over there!

Everybody was scared,
I could tell.....
"Eat all your Oatmeal,
Little kids are starving everywhere!"
What does that mean?
I knew it was sad and bad!

My Daddy needs tires
for his big "Egg Truck!"
Not enough stamps are left
in his radishing book?
I didn't have anybody around
to be my friend,
So I took off and started to look,
down my alley all the way to the end.

"Don't go across that Street!' I heard in my head, but my heart saw
the white house over there,
A friend I'd like to meet.
"Hi, What's your name little boy?"
"My name is Dicky."
Then I said, "Dicky what?"
And he said, "Wilson."
"My name is Connie."
'I'd tell you my other name, Dicky,
but it's too hard!"
"It's sorta like ZONITKIDZER!"
"Can you play with me Dicky?"
Dicky said, "No, I can't go across that street!"
Then I said, "Oh, that's easy, I'll show you how,
just give me your hand Dicky!"

I took Dicky the easy way.
Over my "ash-pit",
and there we would sit.
I had a new friend,
His name was Dicky Wilson.
He didn't talk much,
but Dicky did everything I
wanted him to do.
He was my friend, and that's true!
Don't you dare tell him "Lies!"
I don't know what "lies" mean,
But it's bad, you never ever better do!

"Dicky, would you like to make "Mud Pies?"
Then Dicky said, "What are "Mud Pies?"
"Take my hand, Dicky, I'll show you!"
"I promise Dicky, to you
I'll never do those lies!"

"Get lots of dirt Dicky,
and put it in this dish.
I'll get some water from the hose,
if it's not too hard to turn it.
I'll make a wish, cross your heart....
Dicky bring me the dish!"

Then you just stir it up Dicky,
Isn't this lots of fun?
Like I said before, Dicky never talked much,
He always looked like he would like to run!
(and now that Dicky is grown, I'll bet he wishes
that he had run from me!) You'll see......
"See Dicky, after you stir 'em up then you just
spread them all over this rock.....
and just let them bake in sun!"

"Would you like to put some more
stuff in them Dicky?
Take my hand, I'll show you again.
See those little balls on the grass?
Don't step on them after a rain.
My Daddy told me these are shot
from a Sheep's ass!
Do you know what that is Dicky?
I don't either, but I know they taste like grass.
Here Dicky, try one, they're not
like gum, because they don't last!"
Dicky said, "They taste like grass."
I said, "We can use them for raisins Dicky.
Mud pies with raisins, just for me and you!"

(to be continued in Part Two)
WE USED RADISHED SUGAR FOR OUR MUD PIES TOO!

[comments] => 8 [counter] => 160 [topic] => 7 [informant] => lovingcritters [notes] => [ihome] => 0 [alanguage] => english [acomm] => 0 [haspoll] => 0 [pollID] => 0 [score] => 0 [ratings] => 0 [editpoem] => 1 [associated] => [topicname] => HumorPoetry )
DICKY WILSON

Contributed by lovingcritters on Sunday, 19th October 2003 @ 11:56:29 AM in AEST
Topic: HumorPoetry







I was 3 or maybe 4......
All I heard was "World War!"
It was killing someone, somewhere?
Dropping bombs over there!

Everybody was scared,
I could tell.....
"Eat all your Oatmeal,
Little kids are starving everywhere!"
What does that mean?
I knew it was sad and bad!

My Daddy needs tires
for his big "Egg Truck!"
Not enough stamps are left
in his radishing book?
I didn't have anybody around
to be my friend,
So I took off and started to look,
down my alley all the way to the end.

"Don't go across that Street!' I heard in my head, but my heart saw
the white house over there,
A friend I'd like to meet.
"Hi, What's your name little boy?"
"My name is Dicky."
Then I said, "Dicky what?"
And he said, "Wilson."
"My name is Connie."
'I'd tell you my other name, Dicky,
but it's too hard!"
"It's sorta like ZONITKIDZER!"
"Can you play with me Dicky?"
Dicky said, "No, I can't go across that street!"
Then I said, "Oh, that's easy, I'll show you how,
just give me your hand Dicky!"

I took Dicky the easy way.
Over my "ash-pit",
and there we would sit.
I had a new friend,
His name was Dicky Wilson.
He didn't talk much,
but Dicky did everything I
wanted him to do.
He was my friend, and that's true!
Don't you dare tell him "Lies!"
I don't know what "lies" mean,
But it's bad, you never ever better do!

"Dicky, would you like to make "Mud Pies?"
Then Dicky said, "What are "Mud Pies?"
"Take my hand, Dicky, I'll show you!"
"I promise Dicky, to you
I'll never do those lies!"

"Get lots of dirt Dicky,
and put it in this dish.
I'll get some water from the hose,
if it's not too hard to turn it.
I'll make a wish, cross your heart....
Dicky bring me the dish!"

Then you just stir it up Dicky,
Isn't this lots of fun?
Like I said before, Dicky never talked much,
He always looked like he would like to run!
(and now that Dicky is grown, I'll bet he wishes
that he had run from me!) You'll see......
"See Dicky, after you stir 'em up then you just
spread them all over this rock.....
and just let them bake in sun!"

"Would you like to put some more
stuff in them Dicky?
Take my hand, I'll show you again.
See those little balls on the grass?
Don't step on them after a rain.
My Daddy told me these are shot
from a Sheep's ass!
Do you know what that is Dicky?
I don't either, but I know they taste like grass.
Here Dicky, try one, they're not
like gum, because they don't last!"
Dicky said, "They taste like grass."
I said, "We can use them for raisins Dicky.
Mud pies with raisins, just for me and you!"

(to be continued in Part Two)
WE USED RADISHED SUGAR FOR OUR MUD PIES TOO!





Copyright © lovingcritters ... [ 2003-10-19 11:56:29]
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Re: DICKY WILSON (User Rating: 1 )
by Ilhar on Sunday, 19th October 2003 @ 12:05:09 PM AEST
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sweet
Shari


Re: DICKY WILSON (User Rating: 1 )
by shelby on Sunday, 19th October 2003 @ 12:17:02 PM AEST
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lol this is way to adorable and cute, this reminds me of mudpie making days and mudfights until mom came after us with the hose that is lol
michelle


Re: DICKY WILSON (User Rating: 1 )
by norm on Sunday, 19th October 2003 @ 02:38:46 PM AEST
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This poem has touched me...
------------------------------------------
I always said, we're easily led,
we simple men, who women bed,
Leave us be, we'd lead a life,
of truth and honor, without a wife...


Re: DICKY WILSON (User Rating: 1 )
by Crow on Sunday, 19th October 2003 @ 04:40:06 PM AEST
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THIS IS SO CUTE!! I LOVE THIS, CAN`T WAIT FOR THE NEXT CHAPTER! CROW


Re: DICKY WILSON (User Rating: 1 )
by Saira on Sunday, 19th October 2003 @ 05:27:57 PM AEST
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What a lovely write, Connie! I'm waiting for the other part :o)

Saira


Re: DICKY WILSON (User Rating: 1 )
by venkat on Monday, 20th October 2003 @ 07:28:17 AM AEST
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very cute.. venkat


Re: DICKY WILSON (User Rating: 1 )
by jaeann on Monday, 20th October 2003 @ 08:04:43 PM AEST
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i love this.....and the pic is so cute.....


Re: DICKY WILSON (User Rating: 1 )
by Former_Member on Sunday, 15th February 2004 @ 01:42:14 AM AEST
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Oh Connie, I love this. I am going straight to chaper 2. LOL It is precious and I love that picture.

Rita




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