Best Jimmy Poems


Premium Member My Parody of Margaritaville By Jimmy Buffett

I've become a potato
and my couch is groanin
every time I stand up or sit down
my mind is all hazy
cause I'm gettin lazy
think I've gained about 25 pounds

Wastin away again because I'm quarantined
can't even go see my girl anymore
I swear to God, that I am goin insane
and I know, it's a socialist plot...

I don't have cable
no internet either
over the air is all I can get
my game systems broken
and man I aint jokin
even the service is out on my phone...

Wastin away again because I'm quarantined
can't even talk to my friends in the yard
I swear to God, that I am goin insane
and I know, it's a communist plot...

I've become my own jailer
locked in this trailer
cabinfever is comin on strong
I talk to my daisies
so I must be crazy
somebody save me before it's to late...

Wastin away again because I'm quarantined
regulations limit what I can do
I swear to God, that I am goin insane
and I know, it's the democrats plot...

Hope Jimmy Buffett doesn't sue me...bwahahahaha

Jimmy Buffet-Coral Reefers

10,000 people gathered on the beach that day
as he entered the stage wearing sandals he'd say, 
"WOW!  look at YOU  come to lend a hand"
Then he grabbed his guitar to strike up his  band

Ten thousands strong held their drinks in the air
in hopes to raise money for the Gulf Oil scare 
The Sun was his strobe light, speakers the same
Today is the day they all shout Jimmy's name!

But far above the crowd the choppers did film 
while boats bobbed at sea just looking at him
for he'd travelled the world though mostly by boat
His love of the Sea meant a stick that could float 

Yes there were women, wine, stogies and beer
along with his reefers he'd never known fear
Though quite famous his words as you see,
"If the phone doesn't ring. . . . it's me!"

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wVHKBMrPi7U
© Judy Konos  Create an image from this poem.

Jimmy and Brianna

Jimmy
imaginative, poetic
learning, protecting, misjudging
father, parent, daughter, child
accepting, forgiving, understanding
artistic, gorgeous
Brianna


*Written for my middle child Brianna - daddy loves you!!!


Jimmy and Audrey

Jimmy
Sexy, articulate
Learning, writing, satisfying
King, Queen, Friend, Lover
understanding, giving, loving
gorgeous, intelligent
Audrey

Premium Member Jimmy Chongs Demise

There was this guy called Jimmy Chong
Lived on the outskirts of Hong kong
Married his first cousin Susy Dong
Her dad said  "Jimmy this is wrong."

On their honey moon they went to China
Susy's dad was determined to find her
To put an end to this misery and shame
Jimmy had brought on his family's name.

Well Jimmy had to keep one step ahead
Because old man Dong wanted him dead
He slept with one eye open when in bed
What Dong would do filled him with dread.

Jimmy only married Susy for her money
Didn't love her thought she looked funny
Now all Jimmy needed was her bank pin
When he had that, he would do her in.

At Guang Un Trang a little coastal town
Thats where old Dong tracked them down
He tied up Jimmy bundled him in his car
Drove to the cliffs which wasnt too far.

At the cliff he pushed him over the side
"A great shame you caused me "  old Dong cried
"You married young Susy against my wishes 
So now you can sleep with the fishes ".

Written on 29th of June 2018.

Premium Member A Constanza For Dear Jimmy

A student came from Mexico.
He was a sweet and friendly guy
 just starting out with goals set high.

His spirit seemed to have a glow.
We all could see it in his smile
and how he went the second mile!

In three short months, we saw him grow
from level one to level two
with so much more he meant to do.

Alas! What no one could foreknow:
While he was on his holiday,
An accident took him away.

His sudden death; the utter woe
of all his friends, his family,
and his new bride. A tragedy!

Dear Jimmy, we all miss you so,
but you were one who loved the Lord,
and now you’ve gone to your reward.


A student came from Mexico.
His spirit seemed to have a glow.
In three short months we saw him grow.
Alas! What no one could foreknow:
His sudden death, ; the utter woe!
Dear Jimmy, we all miss you so.

Written 1/5/14
For the Constanza Contest of Craig Cornish


Angel With A Broken Wing

Cruise ships appear over the horizon
As white
As the crest of tidal waves

Surging to harbor

No I said
To hell with cruise ships
To ride inside a machine

My wife and I
Prefer
To sit beside

The purr of ocean with opened books
Sun on our shoulders all day

A mom in a string bikini
Wrestling her morning pre-teen by his neck
With applied sunscreen

At low tide
I walk half a mile out to sea
On my knees

My wife watches me

A Royal Tern with a black tuft atop his head
Pesters a female until she is exhausted
Or that annoyed

She looks him in the eye
Then lifts her legs
And flies
As fast as her wings will carry her

Straight out to sea

And as far as I can see
She never turns around or looks back

But he pursues
Blind to her wake

He will follow
Over metal ships and the flesh of the horizon

Over the humpbacks of the spouting waves

He will follow her to where the sun and moon
Are born each day

He will follow
To that round shore of the tired spent and nests

Until she rests
And turns to him

Come my love come with me
Let us be one with the sea.

Premium Member Jimmy, El Nopalero

Nopalero = one who deals with/sells nopales [edible prickly pear cactus leafs/pads]

Aiiiii, Jimmy --
what shall we say, now that you've gone,
worst fear realized:  your body discovered,
days later, in your filthy Mexican rooms,
amid the soiled paper littering the floors,
reeking of cat urine and layer upon layer
of dried and fresher feces. These feral cats
were your most faithful companions.
You thought yourself their benefactor and, 
perhaps, their savior. We were told that,
after your demise, when the door opened,
all 21 fled, never to return.  

You left us, unbathed, smelly, shunned, 
just weeks before  your birthday, 
having almost (but not quite) suffered 
through 80 years, the last 30 spent in 
bordertown Mexico.  You, daily, crossed
the bridge to claim your mail -- which (for a fee)
promised to guarantee you would be a winner
of lotteries, sweepstakes, miraculous windfalls.

You subsisted on senior coffees at McD's, 
and your pitiful government assistance.
You blamed your life on abuse by brothers
(all dead long before you) and you could not
understand why richer acquaintances --
virtually everyone -- were unwilling
to share with you their bounty.
In the plazas, you were a familiar sight,
selling whatever you could: you were 
"el viejo gringo," "el Jimmy," "el nopalero," 
and other less generous but, perhaps, appropriate
 "apodos".  You knew animals, had some expertise
with birds. Your chief preoccupation was 
yourself,  and your main complaint was 
that you never got your just deserts.

No one deserves to end as you did -- unclaimed, 
a foreign body, interred in Mexico
in an unmarked pauper's grave: 
a "fosa comun."  You only wanted to be loved. 
RIP my friend; I did not mean to be unkind.

James Milford Pierson, 27 February 1934 - 2 February 2014.

Jimmy Dean

I was never much for country music
but admit ....I liked his style
Each morning I remember him
though he's been gone a while

As I gather round for breakfast
I feel so blessed to say
Jimmy Dean will live forever
in our homes from day to day

So tell your kids about his life
Let them know his part
Jimmy isn't just a sausage
but a memory of the heart 


THANKS JIMMY!
© Judy Konos  Create an image from this poem.

Farewell Jimmy Cricket

Alone in my room...
Bored and hungry
With no food to consume

I look at a corner...
A cricket
"Hello, Jimmy, it's an honour."

My room became his...
My new room-mate
My heart was filled wit bliss

Day 3, knocked off at five
Jimmy still in my room
"Come on, let's get you a wife."

I offered him to nature
Jimmy hopped with joy
Too bad I can't denature

It is a dangerous world
Lizard caught Jimmy...
I froze in angst as Jimmy twirled

Premium Member Dancing Shimmy With Jimmy

My lala mal flats is skinking like that
Shimmy, Jimmy, gimme some of that hat
We're fleshing and flexing, cheek to cheek
meshing, on do-own
Shimmy, little Jimmy will ya break a my heart?

My pushaloopa swish swash skirt
gonna twirl you, swirl you, send you out a this world
Shimmy, Jimmy, don't you walk out on me,
Lay me low, down, lay me easy as pie
Shimmy, little Jimmy, got you by the tip of my nail

Oooh, baby, snickle down by my side,
shake it up, shake it down, and well shimmy
Ah, Jimmy, we skip and twirl like a pair
Your so sply, full eye, so debonair
I flutter and flatter and take to the air.

Shimmy little Jimmy, we can dance out of here
go on for ever, sasashaying praying and snicking
faster than we care. Oooh, play it blue, play it cool
Gonna wind up around you, get you all hot,
Oooh, play it baby, shimmy and skinny and dance out of here.

Premium Member Jimmy Carter

Jimmy Carter
Former president and peanut farmer
Now builds habitats for humanity
After a one term presidency.

Remembering Uncle Jimmy

I remember your smile that twinkle in your eye,
you could make us laugh until we would cry.
Fishing and crabbing trips and your love of the sea,
all of these are now a part of me.
Whenever someone called you were always there,
a heart of gold you always cared.
Now you're playing cards up in the sky,
forgive me if a tear comes to my eye.
Remembering all the things we would do,
Uncle Jimmy I will never forget you.


JSergi

Message In a Bottle - Jinn - Jimmy

If you're reading this message beware.
I was trapped in here centuries.
I've escaped into the air.
I'm roaming in the breeze.
Freedom paid by fare.
Hope I won't freeze.
I am rare.
Hear sneeze?
Jinn

Old Sweet Mary-Jane and Jimmy

Jim's mother in-law old sweet Mary-Jane
accused him again and put him to shame
for leaving his poo
all over her loo
I wonder who pushed her out of the train.

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