Goblins

My friends I warn you
When to the market you go
Don't trust the goblins
For their morals are low

The goods they sell
So shiny and bright
To you and your land
Will bring nothing but blight

Their apples in baskets
Look shiny and red
But cut them open
And inside they're dead

These beautiful oranges
So juicy and round
Give them a tap
And hollow they sound

The cheese you think
Looks tasty and nice
But look much closer
They've been nibbled by mice

These goods are rotten
One and all
Don't buy from the goblins
Please heed my call
~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Posted: Sep 2011
About this poem:
Just a note here .... the Orcs are not much better ... stick with buying from the Elven folk

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netman
How true this is. I bought a VW from a goblin and it only went for 5 km then broke down. rolling on the floor laughing rolling on the floor laughing rolling on the floor laughing
steve1223
Thank you for your comment netman
cool
Poetnumber1
Steve i'm guessing you have Goblins on your part of the worldlaugh ,nice write as usual stevecool
Billiegirl
good stuff steve
handshake
steve1223
Thank you Poet and Billie for your comments
cool dancing cool
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