Bleak House: Winkle Poem by Douglas Scotney
Bleak House: Winkle
'What's a winkle, ma? '
'Well son,
winkle rhymes with sprinkle,
which comes from sprain,
and that's a rick,
like you get in your neck,
and a rick's a Richard,
and without spelling it out,
a Richard is a winkle.
But if you call a Richard that
he's likely to knock you flat.'
Monday, October 12, 2015
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