Silly Spelling Poem by Douglas Scotney
Silly Spelling
A rhymer called Doug
said 'sot' for 'sought'.
For 'not' Doug said 'nought'.
For 'It was not that I sought, '
Doug said 'It was nought that I sot.'
He sported the double-entendre
and dropped 'nought' for 'not'.
Now Doug says 'wought' for 'what'.
He didn't ought to have gone down that road:
for his 'woughts' Doug is now called 'Towed'.
Wednesday, August 15, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: humour,language,nothing,seeking
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5/19/2024 4:50:34 AM # 1.0.0.1119
Douglas, a pretty read😁👍👍👍