Tag: Humor
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Poem: Beat Your Children
Beat Your Children Beat your children every day. Lessons learned will surely stay. They must learn to try their best Try to out perform the rest. – If won’t beat them, what is taught? Success without effort brought? To master life, must work hard, Stay alert, be on ones guard. – In the morn, if…
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Poem about The Lack of Ambition To Get A Job
NOT THE JOB FOR ME It’s not that I don’t want to work, But don’t like to slave for a jerk. The tasks are dreary And make me weary. So from all things not fun I’ll shirk. – Mental work is the chore I choose. At a desk, scratch my head and muse. Never broke…
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Poem: Birthday Wish
Birthday Wish – My special friend is sixty three. A year, times three, older than me. In years he is old, But like youth lives bold, As a child, through life, he runs free. – This man he is not an old fart, Though oft, early mornings, can’t start. Give him cup of joe, Then…
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Poem: Welcome Santa
Welcome Santa Morning parade starts the day. Welcome Santa, won’t you stay? Stay a month, ‘til end of year. Help us forget, days draw drear. – We’ll start the season with feast And praise the first snowy beast. Cheer with every snow flake fall. Thanksgiving Day starts it all. – Eagerness for special day When…
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Poem: Add Some Color, Final Secret
Add Some Color To paint a picture, which turns heads, Must add color, yellows and reds. Bringing, often, life to meadows, Or a dale, full of gray shadows. – Writing a story which turns heads Requires, too, a splash of reds. Some blue and black truths can be told But add some jive to make…
June Nash 