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Lakesailor

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The tourist board has turned cupid and launched a competition to find the most romantic Valentine's message which will be engraved on the Lake District Love Stone a one-tonne hunk of Cumbrian mountain to be unveiled on Valentine's Day.

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I know you'll do us proud. Whole article
 
The Pink thing. Believe it or not it's a scalextric car. Wouldn't dare paint ours that colour.
There is a StreetKa that colour around here. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
 
Oh, to be in Cumbria, now that April's here.
I'm scratching - on this boulder - a note for you, my dear.
To demonstrate my passion, I'm writing on this rock,
And I'll be round at six 'o clock, to charm you with my personality.
 
Au contraire

I find that a little verse can give a lift to the most unpromising scenario.

Although it grieves me quite a lot
To give unwelcome news,
The time has come: you're on the spot
I'd not be in your shoes.
For months your work has failed to please
There is no going back
My final words to you are these:
"We're giving you the sack"

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I swear that this is true my love,
I carve it on this rock.
But only you can see that
it's but a mossy block.
If I leave my seed
In this woeful crack
Will you lick it up and
Swallow it all back?
 
"beneath these stones
lies Mary Jones
indeed it is no wonder
for these are not the only stones
that Mary Jones lay under"
 
Right a pome for Vally's day, writ on a rock.

Let's see, what rhymes with rock?

Mary, I'm from Scotland, I am a strapping jock
And Mary dear, I love you, let me stroke your frock
Will you, Mary, marry me, Saturday at one o'clock
Here on this pasture green, beneath this one-tonne rock
Say you will, please say you will, Mary do not mock
I'll have my best kilt ironed to help your heart unlock
I'll wear a white shirt and tie with a picture of a flock
Of sheep, and on my feet a pair of woollen sock
I'll bring wine and whisky, in a sturdy iron crock
A roasted goose and tatties, pease pudding and a hock
Of finest bacon, a picnic wedding breakfast guaranteed to shock
Lakeland's gormless shepherds, in their gaiters and their smock
And a pig's head with pointy ears just like that Mr Spock
A piper to charm your ears, playing music by Luigi Bocch
erini, and tunes from foreign parts - Berlin and old Bangkok
And afterwards we’ll sail the lakes in a steamer from the dock
Then in the honeymoon hotel later your knees will surely knock
When I lift my kilt and drop my drawers and let you kiss my lips.
 
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