Have you heard tell of Idle-town
Across the bridge of Shirk?
There’s nothing to do in Idle-town,
For the people never work.
And this is the way to Idle-town:
Do nothing and be lazy and play
Throw away grammar and maths and sums,
What use are they the grown up kids all say?
Have fun in Idle-town, while you are young
But one day you will be too old for Idle-town,
And then the free pennies will all be done.
By
Bill S Graham
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how true is that bill and i think there is an ‘idle town’ in most places. very good blog 🙂