Noah And The Old Man
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As a child I lived for a few years in a small Wiltshire village called Colerne. Living in the village in a run down cottage was an old man who professed to all that he was Noah reincarnated. At the back of his house was a pile of wood and rubbish that he told everyone was the New Ark he was about to build. As children we were frightened but at the same time in awe of him. We would sometimes creep into his garden to see how the Ark building was going. It wasn’t. The pile of wood just remained a pile of wood. Seeing us he would shout biblical obscenities and we would retire to a safe distance and throw stones at him. As old men do he died. The cottage remained empty for many years until it was bought and rebuilt. The cottage took on a wonderful appearence but no matter how hard the new owners tried they could not stop the pipes from bursting.
He bought the wood he bought the nails He came home to his house in the vale And in the dark he would work and toil Building as directed a true son of the soil And from on high he heard the words Move a little faster if you want to be heard It was an offer he couldn’t refuse He had been choosen from all the abused The days went quickly and the time soon approached When he would call all the animals into the boat Big and small fat and thin He ‘d try and manage to squeeze them all in His wife she asked him why he had been picked To save mankind on this DIY ship He couldn’t answer he hadn’t a clue But he was gratefull that’s all he knew And the rain came down and the Ark did float And all the naysayers shouted “let us in the boat” But it was never gonna happen so they drifted away And it stayed like this for over 300 days Then God remembering Noah made the waters subside And Noah and his family were the ones who survived Now I don’t care no I don’t mind For I’m a son of Noah the father of mankind. Play
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