Aye Aye Poems - Poems about Aye Aye

You caught my eye, As you passed by, Can I have it back, please?...

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Aye, aye! Said the Captain, who spoke on his date, He spoke on his date to his very first mate, His very first mate, the lady Miss Tate, The very first lady to say he was great! Yes, yes, my dear Captain, whose first name is Nate, Yes, yes, to the fact that I like...

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Inspired by Deborah Guzzi's contest 3 poems alliteration, acrostic, and ABC poem together on one page. Sunshine Under blue skies Naked flesh revived Sensually stimulating Hours become minutes Intimate revelation of self Nap included to ponder the view Earth to sky Fake falsies flash and flutter finely from Felicia's face Fragrant flowing and flouncing flattery Furnishes floors and floors of faux finery Fifty-five Ford Fairlane flies Felicia from...

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Writers wrong readers with wiles Please protect poetry and prose From flagrant fraudulent fancies Of overwritten odius odes. A related collection of poetry Now can be published at whim. The author just needs lots of money, Hubris,and perhaps a few pencils or pens. Once the selection is published, Layman will fawn at the elequent jewels, Of eight words of lithe, flowery meter, Grouped together by formal,old...

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HIS WISH TO STOP ZEBRAS FISHING Zebras you, Xavier, want very urgently to sit real quiet, Pound over numberless marine liquid kilometers just in haste, Going for every dogfish casually basking around. (Reverse ABC ) . . . . . ....

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There is a mammal in Madagascar that is nearing extinction Who, through an unusual evolution, has a unique distinction Like a woodpecker, it taps on the trees through the bark Vibrating insects and bugs to eat in the dark. Instead of a beak it uses a long digit on its hands The middle one having grown to a rather long...

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