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Scooter and Crash
by Melissa Kesead → (All Poetry by Melissa Kesead)
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Scooter and Crash were two pirates at sea

But neither was very good at it you see

Crash bumps and breaks almost everything he touches

And Scooter likes to drive if he can get the wheel in his clutches

 

They both were poor swordsman

And their demeanor was dreary

Their shooting…horrendous

They made the captain quite weary

 

But Scooter and Crash loved the wide-open water

They should settle down, have a son or a daughter

They didn’t fit in with the rest of the crew

But being a pirate was all they knew how to do

 

The ship landed on an island

With palm trees galore

Some crew took a boat

And they rowed it ashore

 

Scooter and Crash went through the trees

What they saw there brought them to their knees

A treasure mound, piled high and tall

Diamonds and rubies, enough for them all

 

Yippee, Yahoo, and Golly Gee Whiz

The pirates all danced a new jig

The sang a few songs, yo ho’d it up

Then brought it all back to their rig

 

The Captain, he praised them

Commended and raised them

From lowly men up to first mates

Even got them a couple of dates

 

Then Scooter and Crash

Rich in pockets and hearts

Became men of the world

And they made fresh new starts

 

They bought nice new houses

Up near Trinidad way

And the last that I heard

They are there to this day

Well that’s what they say

(or their kids anyway)


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 Reviews of "Scooter and Crash"
Reviewed by Regis Auffray
Reviewed on June 13, 2009
Thank you for sharing this delightful tale, Melissa. Love and peace,

Regis

Reviewed by Edwin Hurdle
Reviewed on June 5, 2009
This is very nice,I enjoy reading it,take care

EDWIN

Reviewed by Felix Perry
Reviewed on June 4, 2009
Love it...sea, pirates, treasure, two unique characters and a happy ending...well done.
hugs
fee


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