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Ode To The Farm (A nursery story) Started by: JimmyCapri on Dec 19, '09 18:55

Jimmy walks out into the streets and stands on a soap box

I have come out here today to talk about something very serious, it is about the way that people think about nursery rhymes, they think that they are babyish, i today i shall prove not, this one is for you Giovanni.

"Baa, baa black sheep
Have you any wool
Yes sir, yes sir
Three bags full.

One for my master
And one for my dame
And one for the little boy
Who lives down the lane."



I have told this one to many people, and they just tell me i am a child, though i believe that behind each "nursery rhyme" is a meaning, and that they are quite complex, so stop mocking me about singing nursery rhymes

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Magnificent, absolutely magnificent. 

Battista applauds.

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Giovanni raises his hoof in reverence to the beautiful poetry

"I wonder who will be our farmyard sheep upon their rise to honour"

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I was thinking maybe Reilly i'm just getting that sort of vibe.

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Absolutely fantastic. It touches my soul. 

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A nice stroy, it affects my..........nvm

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Thanks you all for listening to me, and thank for all the positive responses.

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