Preparation is the answer
Don't be caught off guard
Do your work a little early
It's not all that hard.
Hang your Christmas lights up 'fore the
leaves have all gone brown
Next year you'll be ready if you
never take them down!
Buy your Christmas presents at the
sales on New Years Day
Keep them in the closet safely
wrapped and tucked away.
Come the holidays and they sit
underneath the tree
You find you don't remember what on
Earth those gifts could be!
A tie for Uncle Edward who just
died the month before
Tap shoes for little Susie who's not
dancing anymore.
A His and Hers bath towel set for your
cousins Nan and Nate
who decided this past summer they were
going to separate.
With just a little planning it's not
difficult to do
Preparation is a gift
that you give to you!
submitted for Poetic Bloomings, Prompt 33, Be Prepared
and Smiley Sociology, Study 11, Gifts
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Poetry is just the evidence of life. If your life is burning well, poetry is just the ash. Leonard Cohen
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Monday, December 12, 2011
Tuesday, October 4, 2011
3 Bags Full
If you like a good detective story
I just read one that's not too gory
Leonie Swann wrote the book
and you really should take a look
It's about the murder of a shepherd
but with cleverness and fun this tale is peppered!
You see, the sheep have lost their master
and they vow to bring justice to this disaster
The flock will solve the homicide
using skills for which they're qualified
So read 3 Bags Full-it will surely amuse
but watch out what you say around rams and ewes!
Sunday, September 4, 2011
Capy Happy
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A capybara is a mammal
That looks like a guinea pig
Has been cross-bred with a hippo
But the capy's not that big!
Capybaras live in groups
Of families alongside a river
They eat fruits and plants and grasses
Have coarse hair so they don't shiver.
Of the order rodentia
Like the mouse, chinchilla, rat
Capybara is the largest
About 100 pounds at that!
Remains submerged for 5 long minutes
"Water-pig" its name once meant
Because it's semi-aquatic
Catholics may eat them for Lent!
submitted for Poetry Jam, Humor In Poems
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