We were first! We were!

We were first! We were!

A Poem by andrew mitchell

A posse of ants marched
Around the corner.
One, Edmund Hilary
Looked up and saw
The apple of his eye.
Twin peaks, each with
A cherry on top;
A topless woman sun-baking.

He climbed, he took a bite
Unaware of his consequences
From his actions, she let out
A loud proverbial "Ouch! You little f**k!"
Followed by a almighty slap.
Harder than he expected.

Crushed, immobilised 
Somewhat fatal.
He fell, from over
Five hundred ant stories high.
In outrage, the posse
Galloped around in circles;
Paused, regrouped, deliberated.

Then took their friend
To the ant recycling spare parts plant.
As for twin peaks you ask
She was never seen again.

Excerpts from the OLD ANT TESTAMENT
                         " We were here first!"
Next week.
Nick the nit hangs onto
Her short and curlies
From an impeding tsunami
Of shower gel lather.

Excerpts from the NEW INSECTS TESTAMENT
                         " We were here first too!"

© 2016 andrew mitchell


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Andrew, Andrew, Andrew...this is as unique as it gets, my friend, and so damn entertaining...you write these clever pieces with such fluidity and what you post is never, ever, dull... I want to break this down into what I love most but i cannot...from Sir Edmund climbing for a bite, through the parts plant and onto the coming attractions, this is pure genius... well-done, my friend.,..bravo :D

Posted 9 Years Ago


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andrew mitchell

9 Years Ago

hahaha What a huge compliment my friend. Thank you Thomas lol:)



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I don't know where your mind is sometimes but I like where it takes me. Wonderful is all I can say.

Posted 7 Years Ago


andrew mitchell

7 Years Ago

lol Thanks Ken for reading. I am a great fan of Spike Milligan, Benny Hill, John Lennon, John Cleese.. read more
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Hahaha. Very, very funny!

I was clearing out the RR box and found this one of yours in there. Apologies for missing it.

As always, your poem is incredibly inventive, full of wit and charm and they always leave a smile on the face of the reader.

As for Hilary the ant, how could he resist those twin peaks?! Worth dying for I imagine!

Deliciously hilarious writing. Very well done.

Posted 7 Years Ago


Funny as ever Mr Convict! You have weaved strands together in this one to create great mirth.
Picky bits now:
Did you mean A topless woman sun-'baking'. as it is more commonly sun-bathing?

And I wondered if it might be better as
'He climbed, he took a bite
Unaware of the consequences
Of his actions,'

Posted 7 Years Ago


andrew mitchell

7 Years Ago

Thanks John I shall change that stanza, as for sun baking- just aussie slang for the real deal.
John Alexander McFadyen

7 Years Ago

Ahh you Aussies! Get a real language.
andrew mitchell

7 Years Ago

Aye! It's Too Proper John.
I knew there was a side of history we weren't privy to.
Who knew?
Another unique, cheeky piece.
Love these lines:
Crushed, immobilised
Somewhat fatal.

Posted 8 Years Ago


andrew mitchell

8 Years Ago

Thank you ReedWrite , yes cheeky ants leave their bites but they get their own in return:)
Oh your mind is a crazy creative and wondrous place! You never cease to amaze me or make me laugh! This is so out of the box and fun!

Posted 8 Years Ago


andrew mitchell

8 Years Ago

Thank you A.marie and that's all it is just some crazy fun lol
I feel bad for that ant. Here he was having the time of his life and look what he got. Poor guy! :'D
This is hilarious as anything. Such an entertaining piece.

Posted 8 Years Ago


andrew mitchell

8 Years Ago

Thank you Blackheart
One of the best compliments anyone ever gave me was " you have a sick mind"
You Sir HAVE A SICK MIND !!!
I love this hilarious, side-splitting piece of humor.
Thank you !


bill

Posted 8 Years Ago


andrew mitchell

8 Years Ago

lol Thank you for your kind words Bill
Haha I often wonder how you get all these unique ideas for your poetry. Only you could come up with a poem about ants and make it into one of the best poems I've ever read. Well done, Andrew. I love your poetry! What a wonderful poem to start my day with :)

Posted 8 Years Ago


andrew mitchell

8 Years Ago

Sorry its late Coolgirl but many thanks for your words!:)
Cool Girl

8 Years Ago

You're very welcome
haha great one Andrew, to true those little buggers were around before we stepped on them, damn the pests :)

Posted 9 Years Ago


andrew mitchell

8 Years Ago

I know its late but thank you my friend.
Another laugh with creative writing, thanks for sharing and b-blessed!

Posted 9 Years Ago


andrew mitchell

9 Years Ago

Thank you Jamestown

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