TWEEDLE DUM and TWEEDLE DEE

[Ian Adrian Millar]

TWEEDLE DUM and TWEEDLE DEE

Tweedle Dum and Tweedle Dee,
Were two old chums who went to sea.
They shipped together fair or foul,
In balmy breeze or winds that howl.

They started out on sailing ships,
Across the pond made many trips.
They could box the compass, mind the helm,
Ride out a storm in Neptune's realm.

They both moved on to ships of steam,
The EVANGELINE and CYMRIC QUEEN,
From ships of wood to ships of steel,
Beneath the feet a different feel.

The years had come, the years had passed,
These two chums had stood steadfast.
Tweedle Dum and Tweedle Dee,
Both of them shipmates to me.

Ian Adrian Millar

[happy daze john in oz]

Saw the title and thought it was about some gov ministers.