Dastardly And Muttely In Their Flying Machines Poem by Shaun Cronick

Dastardly And Muttely In Their Flying Machines

Rating: 5.0


Muttely you snickering floppy eared hound,
When courage is needed you're never around.
Those medals you wear on your moth-eaten chest,
Should be there for bungling at which you are best.

So stop the pigeon stop the pigeon!
Stop the pigeon stop the pigeon!
Stop the pigeon stop the pigeon!
Stop the pigeon how?

Nab him!
Jab him!
Tab him!
Grab him!
Stop that pigeon now!

You Zilly stop sneaking it's not worth the chance,
For you'll be returned by the seat of your pants.
And Klunk you invent me a thingamabob,
That catches that pigeon or I'll lose my job.

So stop the pigeon stop the pigeon!
Stop the pigeon stop the pigeon!
Stop the pigeon stop the pigeon!
Stop the pigeon how!

Nab him!
Jab him!
Tab him!
Grab him!
Stop that pigeon now!

Friday, November 1, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: childhood ,comedy,fun,funny
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Main title intro from the whacky cartoon. It was never on here. It is now for all to enjoy and reminisce. It was a spin-off from Whacky Races. And it's so cool.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Dominic Windram 03 August 2020

This is what is known as a found poem and very good to...it had me laughing out loud! It's great that you shared it with others Shaun and that certainly makes it a worthy creative endeavour in my eyes. It's a truly terrific cartoon inspired ten from me!

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Rose Marie Juan-austin 02 November 2019

A fascinating and funny poem. The recurring words make this marvelous write lovely and lively. Very entertaining and well written.

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Shaun Cronick 04 November 2019

Thank you for commenting on this whacky and funny poem/song. But I didn't write it, it's from the intro of the same named madcap cartoon I remember from my childhood which I and my friends were amazed and enchanted with. It was never on here. It is now for others to enjoy and perhaps reminisce. I thank you again good Rose Marie. Take care.

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