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16 Jan 10 - 06:11 PM (#2813931) Subject: Poem. Tea with the queen From: Mo the caller Someone has asked for the words of this poem. Has anyone any idea? |
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16 Jan 10 - 06:34 PM (#2813943) Subject: RE: Poem. Tea with the queen From: gnu Google? |
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16 Jan 10 - 07:54 PM (#2813995) Subject: RE: Poem. Tea with the queen From: GUEST,999 Mo, does the asker have any lyrics at all or know who the author is? There's more than one poem by that title. |
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16 Jan 10 - 10:07 PM (#2814031) Subject: RE: Poem. Tea with the queen From: Songbob I don't know that one, but there's a round that goes: I sat down with the duchess at tea; It was just as I thought it would be. Her rumbling abdominal were simply phenomenal, And everyone thought it was me! But the Queen? Sorry. Bob |
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17 Jan 10 - 06:41 AM (#2814121) Subject: RE: Poem. Tea with the queen From: Snuffy No tea with the Queen, sorry. How about dinner with the King? The last time I dined with the King He did a peculiar thing He sat on a stool And pulled out his tool And said "If I play, will you sing?" |
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17 Jan 10 - 06:49 AM (#2814126) Subject: RE: Poem. Tea with the queen From: Mo the caller I don't think it's either of those. Google doesn't help. It's a roundabout enquiry from a friend of a friend of a friend. I think someone who goes/went to the Camping club folk group used to recite it. Mudcat is better than Google for obscure folky things - in fact, if I Googled now it would probably bring me here. |
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17 Jan 10 - 11:20 PM (#2814694) Subject: RE: Poem. Tea with the queen From: MGM·Lion === APRIL IS NATIONAL POETRY MONTH! by Catherine Boyce, author, Tea With the Queen === I found this 2nd [as u suggest after ref to HERE] item on menu by googling "poem tea with the queen" — any help? |
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22 Jan 10 - 06:40 AM (#2818336) Subject: RE: Poem. Tea with the queen From: Mo the caller It seems to be a childrens book. I can't find any more about it. Never mind. |