Coral Hull: Poetry: Reed-Song: Early Poems: Volume 3: The Ram And The Goanna

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CORAL HULL: REED-SONG: EARLY POEMS: VOL 3
                                                                                                              page-206 THE RAM AND THE GOANNA

The Ram and the Goanna
Trudge along the road
They carry their burdens
It's a heavy load

They are going to hitchhike
From Sydney to Bre
Will they get a lift?
We'll soon see

The Ram is impatient
And fast in his tread
He walks like a billy goat
With rocks in his head

The goanna is agile
As he swings his hips
When he thinks of grass
He licks his lips

They walk for miles
In the boiling hot sun
For the Ram and the Goanna
Hitchhikings no fun

Their hopes are risen
As a car comes their way
They hold out their thumbs
They kneel down and pray

The Ram and the Goanna
Make and unusual sight
The driver accelerates
And drives off in fright

Well they never got a lift
I wonder why?
Its either walk back to Sydney
Or grow wings and fly

    

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