Judy and I present to you another very Silly Saturday…… Ta Dah!
The Halloween party was in full swing
On the beach, in the middle of the night
The Shelleys were doing the ‘Moonwalk’
Under its bright, silver light
Later, when they got hungry
There was plenty for them to eat
Ghoulash, or stake and chips main course
Key Slime Pie or Pustard for sweet.
Drinks or course were a-plenty
Snot chocolate or a nice cup of pee
Maybe some whine would be better
For their Halloween festivities.
They all held hands as they walked home
Dressed as they were, all in white
I bet that if you had seen them
They would have given you a hell of a fright!
poem by Judy E. Martin
assemblage art by Sandra Dorey
acrylic on canvas background painted by Master R, aged 8
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I think Judy has excelled here!
Did you enjoy Halloween?
The Shelleys and the Stones certainly did ……. murder on the dance floor!
Snot Chocolate – eeuuuuuwwwwwwww!!!!!!!
Ravelry
Wild Daffodil 
Loved the poem, really funny, made me smile. Thanks
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You are very welcome Noelle, Judy’s poems are a hoot!
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Love that Master R had some input on this one – fabulous!
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He beamed when I showed it to him. 😀
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Your assemblages are always wonderful Sandra!
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So glad you enjoy them Cathy. 🙂
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Have the two of you thought about doing a children book of poetry? I’ll try this out on my two tomorrow but i think children would love this
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We haven’t thought of it. Thank you for the suggestion. I don’t know how old your children are but if they have any ideas let us know and we can work on it and see where we all go with it – creative collaboration makes my heart sing! 🎉💃
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You ladies outdid yourselves. Love this one.
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Thank you Lisa – we seem to egg each other on – it is great fun working together on these Silly Saturdays, I’m glad you enjoyed today’s offering.
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Never mind the shells, I love the blue background, stunning.
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Thank you Cathy. The background was painted by Master R – have edited the post as I had not credited him before – thanks for the nudge!
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