Adjective Blues

Desk Boy Loves the Blues!

The Adjectives Blues Song uses a lot of adjectives. Bold words in the song are adjectives.

© Rudolph 2009
 

I got the Adjective Blues

I got a gray, grumpy goat.

I got the Adjective Blues.

It wears a white, wooly coat.

Now this goat will eat just about anything,

but what it likes most is wet, wild oats!

I got the Adjective Blues.

I got a giant, jumpy frog.

I got the Adjective Blues.

It lives in a long, lopsided log.

Now mostly it eats fruity, frivolous, flies

but once in a while it eats a whole, hairy hog!

I got the Adjective Blues.

I got a slick, slippery snake.

I got the Adjective Blues.

It swims in a deep, dreary lake.

It eats rats, frogs, and little mice,

but for dessert it likes frosty, chocolate cake!

I got the Adjective Blues

I got a cool, curvy cat.

I got the Adjective Blues

It wears a fine, flimsy hat.

Now it nibbles on tuna fish throughout the day,

but really likes to snack on a tasty, wharf rat!

I got the Adjective Blues

I got a puny, yellow, bird.

I got the Adjective Blues

It is a frail, fluffy nerd.

I try to feed it fat worms like you’d think it would want,

but all it will eat is boring, bean curd! 

I got the Adjective Blues

I got a pot bellied pig.

I got the Adjective Blues

It wears a white, powdered wig.

Now it eats gruesome gruel and corn on the cob,

but what it really craves is muddy, mulberry figs!

I got the Adjective Blues

My critters are strange and weird.

I got the Adjective Blues

They all have long, itchy beards.

They don’t eat normal, ordinary foods.

Maybe I went wrong with the way they were reared.

Maybe I went wrong with the way they were reared.

Maybe I went wrong with the way they were reared.

Maybe I went wrong with the way they were reared.

Ooops!

                                                           by – Christopher Rudolph 

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