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A Celibate Celebration
| by Norman Dengate |
The monastry was very quiet, evening prayers had all been sung
The Novices too, were all depressed , they were not expecting fun, When a birthday Brother suddenly said 'I have an idea, great' Lets us all go into town where we can Celibate. Now you may ask 'What fun a monk can have? I'll have to use a pun, So, ask me 'What fun a monk can have?, the answer , is but none. © Norman Dengate |
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