As I left the Grand Hotel
The Receptionist said that I
Owed extra’s for the meals I ate
Sorry I said, must fly
No he said you have to pay
I never would eat here
you make me drink the bathroom water
and sell bottles, it;s clear
You’ve tried to screw me all along
Wild Roo Steaks,s is your thing
I Wouldn’t soil my arse here
Nothing Sir would bring
me to eat your food here
What of the poor wild Roo
I ate out every single day
in Compton Street
its true
At an organic vegan cafe
That fulfilled my urges, and
asking me for extra’s,
I do
not understand
You lied about my shower room
You lied about the bill
and I now suggest
you call the police
For if you don’t I will
He wrote it off complaining
but never said a word
No thanks for staying
No thanks for paying
Nothing more I heard
Rex Tyler is a Poet, Campaigner, former owner of an organic shop of 30 years, and Public Speaker living in Berkhamsted, UK.
This is one little place you wanna stand your ground. Adelaide will be grand. The Chifley will want nothing less than