Krick-Krocks Poem by Harrison Bishop

Krick-Krocks

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Krick-Krocks,
Take off ya socks!
Not nice chips,
They give me head flips,
Krick-Krocks don't want them falling on Ainslie's head,
Especially when she's in bed,
Charlie Sheen writes these kind of things
He eats Krick-Krocks, they give his tongue a sting.
India is sitting there, reading her book,
She is hungry but, won't give the Krick-Krocks a single look,
Going to Paris, we're on the train,
Eating Krick-Krocks they give our tongue pain,
We were at the Colloseum,
Krick-Krocks we don't even wanna see 'em,
Ainslie's reading 'My Sister's Keeper'
Krick-Krocks we don't wanna keep ya!
India's moving her legs out of the light,
Krick-Krocks give our tastebuds a fright!

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This poem is an ode to a packet of chips, called 'Krick-Krocks' which was purchased in Rome, they tasted terrible and we all hated them. Having said that it gave me something to write about on the overnight train trip to Paris.
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COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Danny Draper 13 July 2012

I think I too tried these chips when visiting Rome, pretty severe, not worth writing home. Give me some Twisties and I will gorge 'em, stick your Krick-Krocks in you forum.

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