Wednesday, March 30, 2016

5 Silly Poems

My Dear Reader:
Thank you for reading my often silly poems on this site.  They are meant to bring a smile to your face and put fun in your day. 

I'm taking a much-needed break for 14 days.  Please enjoy these five most popular poems in this series.  See you in mid April with some fresh material. 

Thieves

Trains

Donald Ronald Rumple Suit

Larry Lou and Sue

Sid

Sunday, March 27, 2016

The Human Race

© 2015 by P Michael Biggs












Will you please enter the human race?
It’s not at all about being in first place
Its lots of fun and we often show grace
This thing called the human race

The human race is run for fun
We laugh and chuckle and hit home runs
When we get tired we lay in the sun
We choose what to do and what to shun

The human race is a good one, you see
We get along well, we drink ice tea
We go to the beach, we climb a tree
We learn our letters and count to three

We laugh and talk, we get to know
We grow, we work, we build, we sew
All people are welcome, that’s good to know
We help you out, now let’s drink some coco


Saturday, March 19, 2016

The Getaway

© 2016 by P Michael Biggs















We’re on a getaway
We got away
Time for rest
This is the best
We’re on a getaway

We often getaway
We need to get out of the fray
Life is hard
So we place a high regard
On the getaway

We need a day
Just to get away
We need to play
Perhaps pray
And soak in some rays
On our occasional getaway

What do we say
On our day away
Love words that convey
And some occasional horseplay
When we greet the day
While driving the parkway

This poem I’ll say
Is just my way
Of chipping away
On days when I may
Not go away
On our getaway


Saturday, March 12, 2016

Larry Barry Bicklesnort

© 2016 by P Michael Biggs











Meet Larry Barry Bicklesnort
Larry Barry had a big ole wart
It wouldn’t abort
It was a bad sort
Of a big ole wart

Meet Larry Barry Bicklesnort
He worked at the airport
He went on report
Cause he would not resort
To the rules at the airport

Meet Larry Barry Bicklesnort
He would often cavort
On the neighbor’s carport
Then they would transport
Him to the high court

Larry Barry Bicklesnort did not care
He lived his life by a dare
He leaned back in his chair
That needed repair
And I swear
His body now needs repair

Saturday, March 5, 2016

Donald Grump

© 2016 by P Michael Biggs









Donald Grump was a mean old chump
He would stomp and slump,
And pump and jump
Donald Grump was a mean old chump

Donald Grump was not a nice man
He would throw his pan
And kick the can
And hop in his van
And drive to Birmingham

Donald Grump was a mean old soul
He gave lumps of coal
His words were droll
He had no goal
He often stole
Donald Grump was a mean old soul

Donald Grump had a change of heart
He took up art
And pushed his cart
He did his part
Donald Grump became a work of art

And everybody in town lived happily ever after