I was once in a café with
that chap Roald Dahl drinking tea
When he peered inside my
teacup to see what he could see.
And then he told me of the
strange things that among the tea leaves were going to be
Like Matilda and Witches,
a Big Giant, a Fox and a little vampire Bee? . . .
And that one day he would
sit on the shelves of a very posh library.
Well that was plainly mad
so I said, I must go.
So we both went home
And Roald Dahl wrote of
the things the tea leaves seemed to show
As well as many others
things while his enthusiasm was in full flow
Meanwhile I was at home
trying to sit on my IKEA bookcase shelf
Which I think I proved was
impossible, unless I was a rather small tiny elf.
Then blow me if Roald Dahl
did not acquire some well deserved fame.
While I fell off my thin
bookshelf into obscurity, which was really not my quest or aim
But life is fickle and can
be a bumpy ride
And when Roald Dahl now
sees me
He will
Runaway
And
Hide
I threw a Giant Peach at
him once just to annoy him
I don’t know why he runs
away and hides I mean I congratulated him on his film with that snowman and a
small child in, who spent a lot of time annoying folk by singing in a high
pitched voice for ages. I have even been round to his house a few times and
sung . . . . I’m walking in the air.
. . . . . Though his letterbox.
Apparently the police said he would appreciate it if I did not turn up at three
o’clock in the morning, and he has even denied having anything to do with
snowmen .
Well he cant trick me with his cunning unexpected tales, telling me he has
a ferocious vampire bee guarding his house. And I was told he even has a secret
hidey-hole which he accesses though a secret door which involves climbing over
his bookshelves.