Australia, A Land Down Under
- Date: 2007-03-14 - Word Count: 330
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Australia I do surely love ya
I've been to Sydney and Canberra
Thoroughly enjoyed the Taronga Zoo
Even though they overcharged us too
We got to see and pet the kangaroo
The koala and nocturnal creatures
AUS, a land full of many adventures
My first trip down under was by peradventure
I gave it a go, surfing at Bondi and Maroubra
My second trip there was mostly ministerial
My third by all means was most memorable
As it was my honeymoon with my wife Karla
We stayed in the lush Shangri-La hotel
The view of Sydney Harbour was swell
Next door was also something to tell
The Canadian embassy with flag flying
Which made Karla feel happily home
The comfy hotel bed, she wants to own
Hillsong was a spiritual experience to tell
A youthful and lively church, most phenomenal
The Royal Botanic Gardens was also wonderful
The Opera House was charming and beautiful
An exquisite and most unique architectural
Masterpiece, upon which all eyes feast.
We never made it to the Great Barrier Reef
After a week in Fiji, we just wanted some peace
No bridge climbing for the newlyweds on ease
The temperature in September did well please
The Floridian out of the sweaty summer sun
Plus the Aussies seemed like loads of fun
Witty, clever, and kind most of the time
Near the ferries, aborigines sat like transients
Playing for us their peculiar annoying instruments
A woman posed as the queen in gold, fully painted
Shop keepers sold merchandise undaunted
With many of the prices we weren't delighted
Yet the gelato proved plenteous and delicious
We bought a little clothing, not too pretentious
Our final evening, we did a lovely dinner cruise
Very relaxed, with time to meditate and muse
Luna Park was brilliantly lit up like the moon
We were as joyous as kids in a crazy cartoon
Australia is a place I highly recommend to you
This vast and glorious country has much to do.
I've been to Sydney and Canberra
Thoroughly enjoyed the Taronga Zoo
Even though they overcharged us too
We got to see and pet the kangaroo
The koala and nocturnal creatures
AUS, a land full of many adventures
My first trip down under was by peradventure
I gave it a go, surfing at Bondi and Maroubra
My second trip there was mostly ministerial
My third by all means was most memorable
As it was my honeymoon with my wife Karla
We stayed in the lush Shangri-La hotel
The view of Sydney Harbour was swell
Next door was also something to tell
The Canadian embassy with flag flying
Which made Karla feel happily home
The comfy hotel bed, she wants to own
Hillsong was a spiritual experience to tell
A youthful and lively church, most phenomenal
The Royal Botanic Gardens was also wonderful
The Opera House was charming and beautiful
An exquisite and most unique architectural
Masterpiece, upon which all eyes feast.
We never made it to the Great Barrier Reef
After a week in Fiji, we just wanted some peace
No bridge climbing for the newlyweds on ease
The temperature in September did well please
The Floridian out of the sweaty summer sun
Plus the Aussies seemed like loads of fun
Witty, clever, and kind most of the time
Near the ferries, aborigines sat like transients
Playing for us their peculiar annoying instruments
A woman posed as the queen in gold, fully painted
Shop keepers sold merchandise undaunted
With many of the prices we weren't delighted
Yet the gelato proved plenteous and delicious
We bought a little clothing, not too pretentious
Our final evening, we did a lovely dinner cruise
Very relaxed, with time to meditate and muse
Luna Park was brilliantly lit up like the moon
We were as joyous as kids in a crazy cartoon
Australia is a place I highly recommend to you
This vast and glorious country has much to do.
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