Caught short in the bottom paddock at the back of the thousandth acre he cacked his dacks in the cumbungi left a surprise for the ducks before beginning the long walk home
with only an old mattock to cut burrs I would just daydream in the bottom paddock mustn't chop anything growing out of cow shit back to station socks of burrs clothes of seed
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ReplyDelete'Cacked dacks' is such a beauty of a saying. And I learnt the word Cumbungi. What a dramatic and pithy poem Nathanael. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Sarah. A humorous departure from my usual fare. Had to relax my poetic muscles.
Deletelol, how long have you held onto that, then, Nat?!
ReplyDeleteHa! About 31 years.
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to cut burrs
I would just
daydream
in the bottom
paddock
mustn't chop
anything growing
out of cow shit
back to station
socks of burrs
clothes of seed
Great response, Rob.
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