Humpty. Continued on from Dave Brown's, The Humpty Mystery solvedA Poem by Paul BellHumpty Dumpty sat on the wall Contemplating life after the fall The hospital gave him only a year His injuries being that severe He blamed the king's horses and those bloody men For trying to put him back together again But they put his head on back to front What were they thinking, the stupid c***s He blamed the king, it was all about the wall He wanted an extension Ten feet tall Off with his head Stupid bloody egg Determined to bring him down a peg Well, not this egg with a plan Humpty clicked onto Amazon An Ostrich egg was delivered in haste Duly filled with gunpowder paste Humpty put the egg on the wall With a great smiley face hoping the King would call Well, the King passed by with all his men He couldn’t believe his eyes That feckin egg again Gunners, give that egg the ball Blow him off that feckin wall Well, as Humpty’s statement later read. I was just sitting on my wall when all the kings horses and all the kings men got blown to smithereens and couldn’t be put back together again. The Kings head flew by like a ball, his last breath screaming, get off my feckin wall. This was the last time he was ever seen. The plot had worked, long live the Queen. © 2020 Paul BellReviews
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Added on April 19, 2020Last Updated on April 19, 2020 AuthorPaul BellAboutI like poetry and stories that tell me something. Sometimes the shortest poems hit the hardest. If I post something serious, don't worry, a funny poem will follow. Don't hesitate to tell me if my po.. more..Writing
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