Best Clubhouse Poems

pooh with the only tools of honey and smarts;
mickey with his best friend Donald,
oh! what a party to start.
the three wanted to celebrate the clubhouse...

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We were replacing burned out outside light 
bulbs at clubhouse. A wasp had built a nest 
in the top of one of them. Two wasps...

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Quiet and still now.
The swing occasionally catches the air.
The tire never moves. 
There’s no one there to care.
The jungle gym beside it is played with...

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Some lads are running with the ball,
leather, pointed, played by all, though
some would say it’s from the south,
it’s just as popular, up in Louth

Now not...

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Mickey Mouse,
has his own clubhouse.
He's a real celebrity,
you can see him at Disneyland or on TV.

6/16/15...

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On the course at Coomealla where the Murray River wends,
Golfers hit their balls and miss the kangaroos,
Now their aim is not to hit them where...

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Legendary star Mickey Mouse
Lives with his pals in a clubhouse!
Say he lost his journal filled with 
doodles.
All he has to do is scream “Oh 
Toodles!”...

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"Goosh, is that who I see",
"Winnie the Pooh, It's Mickey Mouse, do you remember me?"


"Where are you going Winnie? I am on my way to...

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Micky Mouse
Has his very own Clubhouse
His best intentions often go awry
Minnie helps with a smile, "Hello big guy"

Donald Duck, 
Has a temper that makes him...

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She ignited the string of words,
The intensity and passion in my heart 
Her tender whispers calls me out; 
The wonderful serendipity of meeting her 
Everywhere...

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So now we sit around and stare
The truth is that there's no one there
Not a soul found on the street
A passing wave would be a...

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I grew up in a very small town,
A small town in which I still live,
A town where even my parents grew up,
A town for which...

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...to Charlie Hebert, my father-in-law,
   with respect and affection


Wind-swept and sun burnt alone on the fairway 
he fusses and frets with his lie;...

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...to Charlie Hebert, with respect and affection


Wind-swept and sunburnt alone on the fairway 
he fusses and frets with his lie; 
he's been here for ever...

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A sign in the clubhouse at the local golf links
“Refrain from washing your dirty balls in the sink”
Now how is that possible
Screams would be audible
Injuries...

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