Showing posts with label flippin men verses. Show all posts
Showing posts with label flippin men verses. Show all posts

Saturday, January 17, 2009

Flippin' Men Verses Housework

Has anyone got a poem that would suit this image?
Free poems, verses for Hand made cards using Flippin' Men decoupage sheets from La Pashe ©
Jon Bratton 2008.

Thursday, January 15, 2009

Flippin' Men Verses DIY

Free poems, verses for Hand made cards using Flippin' Men decoupage sheets from La Pashe
©Jon Bratton 2008.

Tuesday, January 13, 2009

Flippin' Men Verses Decorating

The right to the original verse was sold. This is a different one I wrote
Today on your birthdayLeap out of bedDon your best dungareesAnd paint the town redHave a splashing day
Free poems, verses for Hand made cards using Flippin' Men decoupage sheets from La Pashe by Jon Bratton 2008.

Thursday, January 8, 2009

Flippin' Men Verses Cycling

This was written at a specific request for a 70 year old cycling Dad
On your 70th birthday, some might say it's time?To park it up for good, DadBut you'll be cycling till you're eightyIt seems a tad more than a fad, DadKeep on keeping onCongratulations on biking it to the Big Seven-0
This Flippin Men Verses Cycling blog entry is copyright Jon Bratton 2009 but the verse may be used for private non commercial purposes

Sunday, January 4, 2009

Flippin' Men Verses Walkies

Welcome to Free 40th Birthday Poems, one blog of many covering special birthdays
This blog entry, which has been changed for contractual reasons, has no content to speak of but gets a lot of traffic. I've no idea why
On the occasion of your big seven -0Special birthday wishes we/I sendMay your birthday feel as good as you’d feelIf scoring four an end
And keep on keeping on
That verse has been parked here...it is for the Flippin Men Bowler, just in case you came here for Flippin Men Verses
Free 40th birthday poems, verses for Hand made cards using Flippin' Men decoupage sheets from La Pashe
by Jon Bratton 2008.

Monday, December 29, 2008

Flippin' Men Verses Drinking

Our lager,
Which art in barrels,
Hallowed be thy drink.
Thy will be drunk,
At home as it is in tavern.
Give us this day our foamy head,
And forgive us our spillage,
As we forgive those who spill against us.
And lead us not to incarceration,
But deliver us from hangovers.
For thine is the beer, the bitter, and the lager
Forever and ever
Barmen
Author Unknown poem for use on card made using LaPashe decoupage sheets Flippin' Cheers

Friday, December 26, 2008

Flippin' Men Verses Darts

Poems wanted
Free to use Verses for Hand made cards using Flippin' Men decoupage sheets from La Pashe by Jon Bratton 2008.

Wednesday, December 24, 2008

Flippin' Men Verses Barbecue

The BarbecueWhen summer evenings are nice and hot,
The thing to do is find a spot,
Where a barbecue can be set up,
So everyone can come and sup,
Relax with a bottle, and sit for a spell,
Which would be really nice and would end the day well,
And enjoy the light hearted, cheerful chatter,
With friends, who to you, truly matter.
Right! The table's set, the flares are lit,
The music should be a real hit
The friends have arrived, the drink if flowing,
Laughter starts, the barbecue's glowing,
The cooking has started, the aroma's divine,
Everyone is getting along fine,
When! The barbecue begins to smoke,
The chef, who's coughing begins to choke,
The chops are burnt the spare ribs too,
Everyone's looking very blue,
Conversation has now come to a halt,
What has happened, who's at fault,
There's thick smoke spiralling into the air,
It's now giving everyone a scare,
People are suddenly beginning to panic,
Good heavens, they are going manic,
What can be done, the food is no more,
The wine has been spilt all over the floor,
Everyone is utterly desolated,
For the poor old barbecue has disintegrated,
On top of that, it has started to rain,
It is really driving the guests insane,
The garden's looking a real shambles,
It really is just one of those gambles,
That the weather will go and change her mind,
But it's left such devastation behind.
The hostess takes a deep breath and swallows her pride,
Waves everyone goodbye, takes it all in her stride,
Clears up all the mess, and calls it a day,
But will book another date and just hope and pray,
That the weather forecast might treat them well, so
With friends once again, they can dine alfresco
1943 © Ernestine Northover
Free to use Verses for Hand made cards using Flippin' Men decoupage sheets from La Pashe
by Jon Bratton 2008.
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