More Than One Poem by Red O'Mara

More Than One

Rating: 3.8


Quizmasters often test mentalities,

by asking folks to name pluralities,

of things of many different sorts.

Like soldiers can be called 'cohorts'.

There are 'flights' of geese and jets and stairs,

and socks are sometimes found in 'pairs'.

Young ladies curls are massed in 'bangs',

and crooks unite themselves in 'gangs'.

Such gangs can join to form a 'mafia',

but alas that only rhymes with 'raffia'.

Apes, you'd know, can make a 'shrewdness',

could rednecks joined become a 'rudeness'?

And though Collingwood fans are two a penny,

more than none is 'Too Bloody Many'.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Of all Australian Rules Football teams the most reviled is Collingwood. And their supporters, acting in their capacity as supporters, are the most noxious of all living organisms and of many dead ones.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Ruby Honeytip 20 September 2013

You must be a happy Hawks man today: -)

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Ruby Honeytip 23 October 2012

Go Collingwood.....just kidding: -) A gathering of crows is a 'Murder'! A group of ravens is an 'Unkindness'

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Red O'Mara

Red O'Mara

Melbourne Australia
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