Product Description
A collection of comic poems and prose pieces from the brain and pen of A.F. Harrold.
Some of them have to do with baths, some with historical figures, some with biscuits and some with sailors. In short, there's something for everyone who likes baths, saiilors, history or biscuits in this book.
The Kindle edition adds half a dozen brand new poems that weren't in the original print edition. Crikey, what a gift.
'Much more fun than a rubber duck.' - Elvis McGonagall
'George Eliot dancing a fandango, a voyage to Trousers Island, an analysis of the etymology of jammy dodgers - this volume has everything one has come to expect from the canyons of A.F. Harrold's extraordinary imagination. Except yaks. There are no yaks. Which is curious.' - Elvis McGonagall
'A.F. Harrold's poems are the kippers knickers.' - Elvis McGonagall
The full contents list is as follows (* indicate new additions):
The Man Who Spent Years In The Bath
Jam
Not Waving (At Trains)
A Party At George Gershwin’s
As The Actress Said *
Story
Leonardo da Vinci
Sir Isaac Newton
Uncle Frank *
Uncle Stanley *
Water – A Short History
Jubilate Balneis – Rejoice In The Bath
Meditation On Dead Souls
The Edgar Degas Poem
The Don Miguel de Cervantes Poem
A Poem About King Cnut And His Chief Advisor
Short Announcement By The Arles Town-Crier
Aunt Edith’s Thirty-Ninth Birthday Island
I Gave My Heart To A Sailor (an Edwardian song)
Meg Ryan *
I Went To A Fancy Dress Party
Christmas Poem
In The Beginning Was The Letter *
Aunt Daisy
Aunt Mable, The 19th Century Linguistic Freethinker Of Our Family
The Sitwell Song
Kitchen Poem, #1
Shark Poem
A Sad Ballad, With A Bit Of Sunlight Here And There
Two Intimations Of Mortality
Short Play Based On Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar
A Bath Poem
Can’t See The Trees… *
Nikolai Gogol: How To Get Ahead In Literature
Testimony Of A Mediaeval Monk
The Man Whose Bed Was A House
Weather Dialogue
Some of them have to do with baths, some with historical figures, some with biscuits and some with sailors. In short, there's something for everyone who likes baths, saiilors, history or biscuits in this book.
The Kindle edition adds half a dozen brand new poems that weren't in the original print edition. Crikey, what a gift.
'Much more fun than a rubber duck.' - Elvis McGonagall
'George Eliot dancing a fandango, a voyage to Trousers Island, an analysis of the etymology of jammy dodgers - this volume has everything one has come to expect from the canyons of A.F. Harrold's extraordinary imagination. Except yaks. There are no yaks. Which is curious.' - Elvis McGonagall
'A.F. Harrold's poems are the kippers knickers.' - Elvis McGonagall
The full contents list is as follows (* indicate new additions):
The Man Who Spent Years In The Bath
Jam
Not Waving (At Trains)
A Party At George Gershwin’s
As The Actress Said *
Story
Leonardo da Vinci
Sir Isaac Newton
Uncle Frank *
Uncle Stanley *
Water – A Short History
Jubilate Balneis – Rejoice In The Bath
Meditation On Dead Souls
The Edgar Degas Poem
The Don Miguel de Cervantes Poem
A Poem About King Cnut And His Chief Advisor
Short Announcement By The Arles Town-Crier
Aunt Edith’s Thirty-Ninth Birthday Island
I Gave My Heart To A Sailor (an Edwardian song)
Meg Ryan *
I Went To A Fancy Dress Party
Christmas Poem
In The Beginning Was The Letter *
Aunt Daisy
Aunt Mable, The 19th Century Linguistic Freethinker Of Our Family
The Sitwell Song
Kitchen Poem, #1
Shark Poem
A Sad Ballad, With A Bit Of Sunlight Here And There
Two Intimations Of Mortality
Short Play Based On Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar
A Bath Poem
Can’t See The Trees… *
Nikolai Gogol: How To Get Ahead In Literature
Testimony Of A Mediaeval Monk
The Man Whose Bed Was A House
Weather Dialogue
