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Dragon Boat to Liverpool
by KJ McPhee → (All Poetry by KJ McPhee)
Friday, May 30, 2025    Not rated by the Author.
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Dragon Boat to Liverpool


We're going to Liverpool in a dragon boat
Yellow submarine, fish and chips
And pickled onions at The Beatles festival.

Mandarin ducks, swans and moorhens -
Sorry, we don't have any rice dumplings,
They are for the poet, John Lennon.           

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