A CAT <br /> I talked to this cat at Cambridge <br />From a learned point of view <br />I told him that I talk a lot <br />But theres not much else I do <br />He sat in the sun and thought a bit <br />Then stared at me full on <br />To be a student here my son <br />First make sure that your mouth <br />Has turned your brain to on. <br /> <br /> - - - - - - - <br />SOME DUCKS <br />Cambridge oh Cambridge <br />By the river <br />So much learning here <br />I hope a little of Oscar Wilde <br />May just rub off on me <br />Even the ducks are learned here <br />Unlike my ducks at home <br />That are wild and rough of feather <br />These chaps even quack wisely <br />Oh dear I fear <br />That I still have much to learn. <br /> - - - - - - - <br />THE FOX <br /> I met a fox at Cambridge <br />A wise and bushy chap <br />I pursued him up a country lane <br />To him I had to chat <br />But alas he had other plans <br />This running cunning lad <br />Who with his leaving said <br />Go and learn a little more <br />For your knowledge son is poor <br /> And your roadside manners sad. <br /> <br />AND ME…. <br /> ?<br /><br />Geoffrey Fafard<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/cambridge-seat-of-learning/
