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Here's a prayer for all the poets
Who like to write in rhyme. -
A little duck has told me
that to-day’s a special day. -
Let’s go on The Waltzers Mary.
Remember all the fun we had -
I always seem to think in rhyme.
Sometimes it drives me mad. -
C ompletely muddled in my head, I’m / O ften in a spin. / N ow I have to write things down. / F orgetting everythin’. / U pset at loosing c
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(On top of Old Smokey)
Option 2 spoof of a song -
When asked why he’s looking so glum, a young man replied to his chum:
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Dear poet I just have to ask;
do fish fingers really inspire? -
Mummy warned you; to be fair.
You promised her that you'd take care.12 lines, 9 comments, on Mar 26 7:55 AM
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Just a ten minute poem, written while I was cooking tonights dinner at the same time as thinking about dusting my bedroom.29 lines, 8 comments, on Mar 8 1:31 PM 2007. In Humour, Self discipline
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An old year out - a new year in.
With good intentions; I’ll begin. -
A perfect hiding place I’ve found;
where death can creep with silent tread. -
Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall
Humpty Dumpty had a great fall -
I love my shoes so dearly, / and both with equal share. / I love the left and I love the right. / Well, I only wear one pair. / / No, don’
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The good news is
Alarm clock didn’t wake me up too late. -
I’m not feeling myself today;
I’m really not sure why. -
I close my eyes and I can fly. / I’m Super-dog. I fly sky high. / These ears are really magic wings. / Such new adventures, flying brings.
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What’s that I see up in the sky?
It’s an elephant just flying by. -
Sir, that sticker in your window,
seems to offer quite a deal;
but I see now what you’re playing with and it surely can’t be real. -
Your letters lie gathering the dust. / Yet I can’t resist the words you bring to mind. / I know you have the key and so I trust, / that soo
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Ms Ladybird to-day you’re brought, / before this Judge to face the court. / It’s said while out and on the town, / you left your children a34 lines, 11 comments, on Jun 16 9:50 AM 2007. In Nursery Rhyme
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Snow is deep – up to my leg.
I’ll shift it when I’ve boiled my egg. -
OK then, are you ready?
Close your eyes and make a wish. -
Is this the man I married?
The one whose life I share? -
‘Tis good to see so many here
to pray for our dear sister; -
Things aren’t that bad Sir, surely not.
Won’t you come back inside? -
What a day, I’ve often said
when chaos reigns inside my head -
Who just turned on my butt light?
Who’s sneaking up behind? -
Monday
I’m going to start a diet, -
I’ll eat all the food that’s offered.
and I really love the taste. -
If I could choose a Valentine, it would be easy choosing.
Some may suggest a change, perhaps, to the one that I’d been using. -
“Oh, darn it, look what you did there. / You made me jump and that’s not fair. / I’ve tried so hard for this last hour, / and now you’ve go
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On top of the wardrobe,
All covered in dust, -
Why don’t you still love me?
Why do you treat me this way? -
Well, I’ve cleared my desk and my stuff’s packed away.
They’re putting me out to graze today. -
The choice was grill or oven-bake,
to get the latest ‘look’. -
Henry loved his sticky toffee,
treacle pudding, cream banoffee. -
Anagram: William Shakespeare17 lines, 34 comments, on May 20 2:55 PM 2007. In anagram Contest, Humor, Humour, Shakespeare, Sonnet
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You lift me up so proudly,
my halo’s all a shine.19 lines, 6 comments, on Apr 5 1:24 PM 2007 -
I love my next door neighbours.
They’re a wonderful old pair. -
I'm a new member,so I am still trying to get my head around the rules in all these competitions. Fun to enter though.
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She loves me, she loves me not;
how is this going to end? -
My King, My Lord, I must to thee declare, / I know thou art both truely wise and brave. / 'Tis said that thou dost treat thy subjects fair.
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It's not a sight
we want to see -
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I’m the brolly, ‘she’ forgot. / You know, the usual tale. / Carried here and carried there, / in case of rain or hail. / / Yesterday was j
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This is a true story - and Yes I am a grumpy old woman.40 lines, 14 comments, on Mar 11 6:19 PM 2007
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My little friend the Fairy.
Was dancing close to me. -
or Roller Skating Granny mark 2
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Shall I compare thee to a Poet’s Prayer? / When contests ask for words of merry wit, / Mere mortals left just standing there, / To curse ou
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I’ve just seen a little Leprechaun.
He was dancing close to me. -
So proud; we watched as Connie neared
Olympic Torch held high.21 lines, 9 comments, on Apr 7 9:44 AM 2008
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Not for the faint hearted, but every word of this is true! Only my son's name has been changed.
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My sons have made this challenge,
and so this has to be,43 lines, 8 comments, on Mar 23 9:47 PM 2007. In Humour -
Will you step a little nearer.
said the doughnut to the bun. -
On the other side of Mars, / where no-one’s ever been, / the men have bright red noses, / and the ladies all have green. / / On the other side of Mars, / the part that’s out of sight, / their noses can confuse
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Oh, Sire there is a Driggly in the moat, / and he’s eating thy stummly poppin fricks. / and though yon Driggly wears a chuddy scote, / Yond
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I always find that my thoughts flit about when I am travelling alone. Suddenly you come back to reality and wonder if you have missed your23 lines, 3 comments, on Mar 23 12:44 PM 2007
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A quiet place at last I’ve found They’ve placed me 6ft under ground.
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When Walter sadly passed away,
a meeting they did call. -
Welcome to me brain,
though the light has long gone out. -
Come dance with me, my darling dear;
just like when we were young.
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