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Sammy Turpin one fine day Took his go—cart out to play. While speeding quickly down a hill A passing fly his eye did fill. He couldn’t see two yards ahead And landed in a hospital bed. The nurse was very sympathetic The fly was extremely energetic. The doctor came with his stethoscope But it wasn’t long before he gave up hope. The consultant came to get it out But he was never in there with a shout. Just then the gardener passing by Raised his leaf blower to the sky. The air came in just like a rocket And blew the fly from Sammy’s socket. l He isn’t the gardener anymore He’s chief consultant on ward four. Keith Wilson published 2001 (Anchor Books)
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Jan 1, 2016
Jan 1, 2016 at 8:29 AM UTC
SAMMY GOES FLYING
Sammy Turpin one fine day Took his go—cart out to play. While speeding quickly down a hill A passing fly his eye did fill. He couldn’t see two yards ahead And landed in a hospital bed. The nurse was very sympathetic The fly was extremely energetic. The doctor came with his stethoscope But it wasn’t long before he gave up hope. The consultant came to get it out But he was never in there with a shout. Just then the gardener passing by Raised his leaf blower to the sky. The air came in just like a rocket And blew the fly from Sammy’s socket. l He isn’t the gardener anymore He’s chief consultant on ward four. Keith Wilson published 2001 (Anchor Books)
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