CCC#81: Johnny Be Good

Crimsons Creative Challenge #81

Little Johnny B Goode should have been named No Good
For Little Johnny never did as Little Johnny should

Little Johnny B Good, don’t you go near that water
But Little Johnny B Good, being at best No Good, ventured ever closer and near

Little Johnny B Good, don’t you go peering in that water
But Little Johnny B Goode, being at best No Good, peered to see what’s there

Little Johnny B Goode, don’t you go feeding the fishes there
But Little Johnny B Goode, being at best No Good, threw in a half-chewed pear

Sad to tell the rest of this tale for a gnarly great beast did erupt in a swell, jaws dropped wide, and in Johnny fell


Inspired from a song remembered from when every weekend I’d rock the dance floor

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42 Responses to CCC#81: Johnny Be Good

  1. Sadje says:

    This is great Crispina.

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  2. Very clever and funny 🙂

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  3. Dale says:

    There are those who just don’t ken the dangers; or think they are beyond them! Or, are simply boys who don’t listen! This was a fun one!

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  4. Jen Goldie says:

    Good one! 😊

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  5. Some people just won’t listen! Beautiful take on the prompt, Crispina ♥️

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  6. EntangleDesigns says:

    Love, love, love it! Made me smile when I was least feeling up to it. 🙂

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  7. Ramyani Bhattacharya says:

    This was very enjoyable. Good one❤️😊

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  8. Wow, I’m smiling like the cat who just ate the canary. 🙂 🙂 🙂 Best poem I’ve read in a long time.

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  9. MythRider says:

    I agree with everyone else. Great post. Too bad for Johnny B Goode. HA.

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  10. castorpblog says:

    Ouch, that stubborn Johnny got what her asked for. Hillarious!

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  11. I didn’t see the song inspiration at first, but when I was reading the poem, I thought of songs! But in my mind it was more blues/soul than rock. Very cool!

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