Monte Carlo, Monte Carlo
Posted: Sun Feb 03, 2013 8:07 am
This poem is not so much for wiry sunbronzed shearers, stockmen and drovers, but more for city based, soft skinned, white faced, office-bound workers like me (and, dare I say it, 90% of all Australians!).
Monte Carlo, Monte Carlo
I rummage through the biscuit tin.
(It is, I guess, a minor sin.)
My single purpose is to win
A crunchy Monte Carlo.
Of course, I like Scotch Fingers too.
Anything that I can chew
That's sweet to wash down with my brew.
Best are Monte Carlos.
I'll eat the others if I must,
But they are little more than dust
Compared to those for which I lust...
The gleaming Monte Carlo.
I see the tin before me now.
I work my fingers like a plough.
If one remains (my solemn vow!),
I'll find that Monte Carlo!
Monte Carlo, Monte Carlo.
All the others set the bar low.
I would tramp all way to Marlo
For a single Monte Carlo.
Stephen Whiteside 03.02.2013
Monte Carlo, Monte Carlo
I rummage through the biscuit tin.
(It is, I guess, a minor sin.)
My single purpose is to win
A crunchy Monte Carlo.
Of course, I like Scotch Fingers too.
Anything that I can chew
That's sweet to wash down with my brew.
Best are Monte Carlos.
I'll eat the others if I must,
But they are little more than dust
Compared to those for which I lust...
The gleaming Monte Carlo.
I see the tin before me now.
I work my fingers like a plough.
If one remains (my solemn vow!),
I'll find that Monte Carlo!
Monte Carlo, Monte Carlo.
All the others set the bar low.
I would tramp all way to Marlo
For a single Monte Carlo.
Stephen Whiteside 03.02.2013