
Another nonsense poem, again in a Spike Milligan style (Cheers Spike!). I think this one vaguely originates from the idea of the Gnolls in Terry Pratchett's Discworld. Nice one Terrence.
Rated: Fiction K - English - Humor/Fantasy - Words: 239 - Published: 01-24-13 - Status: Complete - id: 3094985
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Beguiling Spongaloo
Beguiling, bewitching and beautiful to behold
The Spongaloo is none of these, and looks far too old
The Spongaloo's an oddbod thing, strange yet rather sweet
If you see him crouching down, he's seen something on the street
The Spongaloo is a weird li'l beast, green with flecks of blue
He has two horns upon his nose, and on his back, a shoe
His feet turn up at the toes and his knees go front-to-back
His arms drop down rather long so he can rummage in his sack
His bag he fills with this and that, bits that he has plundered
Yet all in there is nought but junk, why it's there he never wonders
He likes things shiny like glittering gold and things of chrome or steel
Silver buttons and knives and forks, or radio tuning wheels
The Spongaloo picks things up and keeps them for himself
Yet they're only ever in his bag and never on a shelf
Still he carries on looking, for more stuff to pick up
And throw into that big old bag with all his other stuff
To summarize the Spongaloo is quite a tricky task
He seems quite simple in his way, yet his complexities are vast
The Spongaloo it's best to say is happy with his lot
He knows you think he's rather odd, but doesn't care a jot.
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