A Little Bit Of England

Cup of tea
Posh marquee
Back alley.

Fish and chips
Roast parsnips
Andy Capp kips.

Beer and darts
Vicars and tarts
Castle ramparts.

Buck House
Field mouse
Chasing grouse

Rowland Rat
Bowler hat
Tit for tat.

Bill and Ben
Flowerpot men
The old East End.

Brighton pier
Ginger beer
Shakespear.

Bulldog Tattoo
Massive queue
A lean-to.

Rag and bone
Royal throne
Milestone.

Guy Fawkes night
Campsite
So polite.

Hunting fox
Boat race cox
Pillar-box.

Mushy peas
Knobbly knees
No rabies.

London Town
Ball and gown
Circus clown.

Jack The Ripper
Soho stripper
Daytripper.

Big Ben
Number 10
Morris men.

Morris Minor
Lady Godiva
Tumble dryer.

......Lend Me A Fiver?

Loved this Dave, good ol' England eh! This was hillarious, and I loved the line 'no rabies' it had me doubled up! Wicked!

Debs x

Thanks Debs

Glad you enjoyed, thought I'd have a go at something different.
Strangely enough, last line was going to be "Lend us a fiver" but I opted for the totally random "tumble dryer" instead!
Thanks for reading,
Dave

'Tumble Dryer'

I love that line aswell. Pls write more!

DEbs x

Ok, I need to know

Dave,

What the hell happened to bangers and mash and shepherds pie?

Pete

PS: Dave if you want a laugh read Gotta See it to Believe It.

Ha Ha

Fair comment!
Truth is there was so many things I could think of, I had to stop somewhere. Maybe I'll do a part 2!!
Fair play to you for thinking of something, you're not even English! And so much for me trying to do a minimalist piece!
Thanks for commenting Pete,
Dave

great minimalism, though a bit long...

for that, huh!? Love your humor and your choices, Dave. No complaints. I laughed at the "No rabies" line, too.

joyce

Thanks Joyce

I'm happy you enjoyed this piece, think I might always be pants at minimalism!! Unless you include Haiku, I quite enjoy doing them!
Thanks for reading and commenting,
Dave

Simplistically elegant...

And intrinsically relevant.
It rolls and reverbs
With no need for verbs.

Many Thanks Paul

Glad you enjoyed
Dave

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