Hankering for Rum
The first pirate was a banker,
But for rum he would hanker,
He bought a boat with no anchor,
He was a bit of a…
Drip.
Across the waves he could zip,
In his almighty ship,
In search of a chum,
Who had plenty of rum,
But he was so dumb,
So all he did was sit,
And think about it,
Because he didn’t know…
Nothing.
He’s no pirate, he’s just bluffing.
In response to the sixteenth “skeltonic verse” prompt from NaPoWriMo.net
I was so tempted to do one with a rude stalling rhyme too – nicely done
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Thank you! ✨
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Smiles.
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I’m glad! ✨
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Thanks for the laugh!
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You’re very welcome! ✨ I’m glad you liked it!
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Yo-ho-ho!
Way to go!
You write well;
funny as
possible
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Thank you Ron. ✨
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