Wednesday, October 26, 2016

There Once Was a Hog

© 2016 by P Michael Biggs



There once was a hog
No, no, not a dog
A hog, a hog
He would do monologues

“I’m a big ole’ hog
I sleep next to a log
I likes the dog
I can’t see in the fog”

“The farmer Mr. Og
Keeps frogs in my log
And on Sunday’s Mr. Og
Goes to his synagogue”

“He sips his eggnog
He pets his pet dog
He writes on his blog
About me, his ole’ hog”

“His sink has a clog
Which he doesn’t unclog
I think his seed catalogue
Is what caused the clog”

Mr. Og’s dog
And me, his hog
We jump and jog
As we walk through the fog
Oh look – there’s that durned ole’ frog


Wednesday, October 19, 2016

Go Make Stuff

© 2016 by P Michael Biggs








Be tough
Go make stuff
Sometimes off the cuff
It could be tough
But go make stuff

Perhaps you’ll make a cream puff
Or some other foodstuff
But not in the buff
Just go make stuff

Some stuff is fluff
Oddly enough
Fluff can be turned into good stuff
Go make stuff

It’s hard to make stuff
When one is gruff
When in a huff
You seem awfully ruff

Go make stuff
Don’t be a bluff
Make enough stuff
Show us you're tough

Enough, enough
About going to make stuff
At first it may look rough
Just go make stuff



Thursday, October 13, 2016

Simple Simon

© 2016 by P Michael Biggs

Simple Simon led a life of simplicity
He didn’t argue about ethnicity
He didn’t go in for publicity
He was an example of felicity





He hated duplicity
He avoided toxicity
He showed a bit of eccentricity
And he loved authenticity

He always paid for his electricity
He thought analytically
He was trained domestically
He showed great pertinacity

Simple Simon led a life of simplicity
But he didn’t live in the city
He was a farm boy

Thursday, October 6, 2016

Put Your Shoes on Your Feet

 © 2016 by P Michael Biggs














Put your shoes on your feet
You need to look real neat
It is time to eat
Put your shoes on your feet

Your shoes cover your toes
Never put them on your nose
‘Cause if your nose blows
Your toes will show
And get cold in the snow

Your feet are made for walking
Don’t wear shoes? Don’t come knocking
If you stumble upon a stone
You surely with groan
And in the chair you’ll be rocking

And remember, boys and girls
Put your shoes on your feet