Bentley Poems - Poems about Bentley

Sir Edmund Clerihew Bentley passed away, so he sent me. He wrote of gumshoe detectives, and eschewed dumb invectives. ...Read the rest...

As a tribute to Sir Edmund Clerihew Bentley I now write this unique form- consequently Two rhyming couplets, with line lengths unequal I'll tribute myself...in my clerihew sequel Clerihew Poetry Contest Sponsor: Regina McIntosh 12/18/20...Read the rest...

Bentley, get off the ground! I smiled because I am shopping child-free. In charge of no one except myself. The only Bentley I have known is a dog. This Bentley is a small boy, around six years old. He has...Read the rest...

LOOKING OUT THE WINDOW, WATCHING IT RAIN. FORCED TO STAY IN AND I'M GOING INSANE. LIGHTNING AND THUNDER MAKE ME SMILE NONE THE LESS I'LL BE HERE A WHILE IT STARTED EARLY THIS MORNING, WHILE I WAS DREAMING OF FEATS. THUNDER INTERRUPTED MY INTENTIONAL SLEEP. FORCED TO...Read the rest...

You're my hero this month, Dianne. You brought down your unfaithful man. "Luv Guv," now your ex, was wild about sex. One staffer was his greatest fan. A text meant for her went to you! Months later you'd bid him adieu, but...Read the rest...

My friend had a beautiful bird and Bentley was his name He was a little cockatiel and he liked to play a game Where he'd undo a charm bracelet,throw it all around He'd say his name so loudly...Read the rest...