Irish Mopar

Written by Mandy Gershon
Saturday, March 8, 2003

There once was a fair Irish maiden,

Who felt burdens unfairly were laden,

She sought Leprauchaun's best,

So she'd not have to have less,

And know that her bills were o'paiden.

She searched high and lo for the best,

And discovered a leprauchaun's nest,

While he was asleep,

She made not a peep,

And took all his gold as he rest.

Alas, that his gold was so heavy!

The countryside claimed its own levy,

As she drug, drug it home,

Her car, did it groan!

What else to expect from a Chevy?

Ah, but she had Irish luck,

A salesman passed by in a truck,

He gave her a lift,

And did his sales pitch,

Now her Mopar drives her and her bucks.

Irish girl graphic by Ann's Graphics,
animated with Animation Shop 3.

Gold clover from Dimond Tubes.

Web design, backgrounds
& poem by Mandy Gershon.

Programs Used:
20/20
Paint Shop Pro 7
FrontPage 2002
MS Photo Editor

URL:  http://groups.msn.com/AlaskanMopars/StPatty.msnw
Updated:  Sunday, March 9, 2003