The Phantom Rasberry Blower Of Old Cardiff Town Poem by Shaun Cronick

The Phantom Rasberry Blower Of Old Cardiff Town

Rating: 5.0


They've never been so disgusted,
Victims strewn across all of Wales.
By a fiend without a face,
By a fiend who never fails...

There's a monster out there,
Lurking in a beautiful land.
Always hiding in any shadows,
His vile rudeness so off hand...

His victims are all tallying up,
Shocked at what they've heard.
For he now strikes in Cardiff,
Loudly speaking his slur word...

A proud principality in fear,
Well, perhaps a little bit.
By this ghost, spectre this Phantom,
And of what he does emit...



...Concluded thurs/fri night
gotta get to work

Tuesday, February 25, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: fun,rude
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Soran M. H 25 February 2020

Wales one of most beautiful place on the world with it is amazing and unique people...you can very well bringing a daily life into your poem and make them perfect poem...a big 10 for this wonderful piece of work dear poet friend..

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Shaun Cronick 29 March 2020

Thanks Soran and to completed soon when I find my missing notes. Take care my friend.

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