I bet most anglophones have heard this at some point in their lives:
If you’re dancing with your honey
And your nose is wet and runny
You may think it’s funny
But it’s not! (snot)
I recite this with my 4yo daughter whenever she sneezes or has a dripping nose and she just loves it. She cannot wait to yell ‘It’s SNOT’ at the top of her voice and then breaks into hysterical laughter.
OK, I think it’s funny too. It’s simple, memorable, and about bodily functions. What’s not to like?
I would love it if there were some more verses to this classic, along similar lines.
What do you say Dopers, care to do a bit of juvenile composition and make a 4yo very happy?
(Mods, if you think this would go better in the Game Room feel free to move it)
Just to clarify my OP. Ideally I would like the new verses to have the same meter and structure as the original so I can string them together into one… er… sonnet? :dubious:
And they don’t all have to be about snot. Other bodily functions and secretions are welcome!
I know OP wants more verses to the initial rhyme, but in the spirit of the above post, my Dad always said:
Ladies and gentlemen, take my advice;
pull down your pants, and slide on the ice.
And when I got a little older:
Hooray, hooray, it’s the first of May,
Outdoor screwing begins today!
I have no idea where he got either one of them. I know they’re not booger-oriented, but it’s silly things that make a kid laugh. Now that I type that, I think there was a thread for that sort of stuff not too long ago…
C’mon folks. Enough with the boogers already :rolleyes:
OK, I was hoping to get you to do my work for me since I am pretty poor with poetry, but here are a couple I just came up with (and no boogers!)
When your’re eating your spaghetti
And your fork and spoon are ready
But you see some tails and headies
They are worms!
When your tummy’s in a jumble
And you hear some sort of rumble
And the walls begin to crumble
It’s a fart!