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Premium Member Stuntman Stan Snowman

There was once a little girl who loved snow,
one day, she was rolling snow, oh heave-ho;
and soon she had a snowman,
and she called him stuntman Stan.
At night, he did limbo and fandango !

In the mornings he was found upside down,
it was told, he had been drinking up town;
dancing hip hop and disco,
and even desperado.
Then, one sunny day he had a meltdown !

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December 23, 2017

Poetry/Limerick/Stuntman Stan Snowman
Copyright Protected, ID 17-9752-62-0
All Rights Reserved.  Written Under Pseudonym.


Written for the contest, Upside Down World
sponsor, Eve Roper

First Place

Stan Or How To Look On the Bright Side

A loveable man was Janitor Stan
Ever willing to help to give and serve
A gentle man of modest plan
With never a protest, frown or reserve

Always saw the brighter side of life 
Though his cards were not dealt from the top of the pile
In that testing game of blood and strife
Played them with a cheerful acceptance and smile

When his ship foundered in the South China Sea
Then held guest by the Empire of the Sun
With hosts of stern hospitality
He confronted his fate ‘til the contest was won

Later asked about pain and hardship faced
His reply: “it was a beautiful place”

The Late Stan Lee

He created The Incredible Hulk and The Amazing Spider-Man.
Stan Lee has died and it has devastated millions of his fans.
He also created The Fantastic Four.
But he didn't stop there, he created even more.

Fans are sad because he didn't survive.
But he did have a long life, he was 95.
If it wasn't for him, the X-Men wouldn't exist.
He was loved by many and he will be missed.

[Dedicated to Stan Lee (1922-2018) who died on November 12, 2018.]


Premium Member Stan the Snail's Point of View

Stan the Snail even has his own coloring book at https://www.amazon.com/Stan-Busy-Snail-Gail-DeBole/dp/B09MDVQLTR!
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Poem written by Gail DeBole on 4/30/2013 and updated on 10/2/2018

Transit System
The underside of a gutter guard
Moved for mowing...
Destination - 7 feet away from home.
Stan the snail hitches a ride.

Amusement Park Ride
Clinging to the garage door
As it moves upward.
Clinging to the garage door
As it moves downward.
Stan the snail waits for a second ride.

Dangerous Adventure
Secretly hanging off the boy's pant leg.
Stan ends up in a heap of dirty clothing.
Targeted for the deadly washing machine.
Stan the snail crawls away from a poisonous death.
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Premium Member Stan the Snail's Bucket List - First Item

Stan even has his own coloring book on Amazon.com at https://www.amazon.com/Stan-Busy-Snail-Gail-DeBole/dp/B09MDVQLTR!
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Poem written by Gail DeBole on 10, 2015 and updated on 6/18/2018

Stan the Snail wished for a ride
On a turtle before Stan died
With his antenna intact
And the wind at his shell's back
He'd relax while enjoying the stride.
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Premium Member Stan the Snail's To Do List

Stan even has his own coloring book available on Amazon.com at https://www.amazon.com/Stan-Busy-Snail-Gail-DeBole/dp/B09MDVQLTR! 

Book's content is not identical to this poem's content.
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Poem written by Gail DeBole on 11/7/2015 and updated on 6/18/2018

1. Eat some dirt.
2. "Look" for a suitable habitat for winter hibernation.
3. Crawl up the side of a house.
4. Rest.
5. Finish crawling up the side of a house.
6. Crawl down the side of the same house.
7. Crawl on the sidewalk.
8. Avoid being crunched by a person's shoe.
9. Rest on a pile of stones.
10. Sniff around for some vegetation.
11. Eat some vegetation.
12. Avoid all predators and stay alive to face the next day.
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Premium Member Stan the Snail's Haiku

Stan even has a coloring book available on Amazon.com at https://www.amazon.com/Stan-Busy-Snail-Gail-DeBole/dp/B09MDVQLTR
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Poem written by Gail DeBole on 11/8/2015 and updated on 6/18/2018

Lying upside down
Unaware of upside down
A gust uprights Stan

Antenna Askew
Neck stretches to the heavens
The skew is gone
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Premium Member My Name Ain'T Stan

All those in love, please raise up your hands
Holy crap, that's amazing, more than I'd planned
Who woulda guessed
Every poet and yes
Love's taking over or my name ain't Stan

Whaaaaat???


© Jack Ellison 2015

Stan

There once was a man named Stan.
His rump was too big for his van.
He sat down on his couch.
It yelled out a loud ouch.
This made him feel less of a man.

Premium Member Stan the Man Musial

WHEN YOU VISIT ST. LOUIS, HOME OF THE ARCH. 
TAKE TIMEOUT, TO VISIT THE PARK. 

THIS IS THE HOME, TO THE GREATEST OF ALL. 
STAN "THE MAN" MUSIAL OF CARDINAL BASEBALL. 

FOR 22 SEASONS, HE PLAYED A GREAT GAME. 
WELL DESERVING, OF THE HALL OF FAME. 

BACK IN THE FORTIES, HE MADE HIS DEBUT.
IN HIS FIRST PLATE APPEARANCE, NOBODY KNEW. 

WITH A BATTING STANCE, YOU COULD DISPUTE. 
LIGHTNING FAST REFLEX, YOU CAN'T REFUTE.  

EXCELLENT VISION, TO SEE THE BALL. 
WHEN IT CAME TO HITTING, HE COULD DO IT ALL.  

WITH HIS FINE BASEBALL SKILLS, THE NUMBERS WOULD COME.  
CAREER BATTING AVERAGE OF THREE THIRTY ONE.  

THE SEASONS BEST AVERAGE 7 TIMES WON.  
I CAN ONLY IMAGINE, HE MUST HAVE HAD FUN.  

HE HAD A GREAT SEASON, IN FORTY-THREE. 
AS A RESULT, HE WON MVP.  

MAKE NO MISTAKE ABOUT THIS MVP.  
HE WOULD HAVE 2 MORE GREAT SEASONS, FOR A TOTAL OF3. 

THIRTY SIX HUNDRED THIRTY HITS TO REMEMBER.  
20 TIME ALL-STAR AND HALL OF FAME MEMBER.
 
LET'S NOT FORGET, ABOUT THE LONG BALL.
FOUR-SEVENTY-FIVE, WOULD CLEAR THE WALL.
  
THE GAME OF BASEBALL, IS A GREAT LOVE FOR ME. 
THE GREAT STAN "THE MAN" MUSIAL, PART OF IT'S HISTORY....

Premium Member Stuntman Stan Snowman

There was once a little girl who loved snow,
one day, she was rolling snow, oh heave-ho;
and soon she had a snowman,
and she called him stuntman Stan.
At night, he did limbo and fandango !

In the mornings he was found upside down,
it was told, he had been drinking up town;
dancing hip hop and disco,
and even desperado.
Then, one sunny day he had a meltdown !

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December 23, 2017


Poetry/Limerick/Stuntman Stan Snowman
Copyright Protected, ID 17-1041-181-0
All Rights Reserved.  Written under Pseudonym.

Submitted to the contest, Limerick, old/new
sponsor, Carolyn Devonshire

Fifth Place
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Written for the contest, Upside Down World
sponsor, Eve Roper

First Place

Short Ode To Stan and Ollie

There should be a special place
In one’s heart and mem’ry
For people who have brightened one’s life
In addition to friends and family


There’s a special place
In my heart and mem’ry
For two special and unique people
Like “Stan and Ollie.”

Premium Member My Name Isn'T Stan

All those in love, please raise up your hands
Holy crap, that's amazing, more than I'd planned
Who woulda guessed
Every poet and yes
Love's taking over or my name isn't Stan

Stan Kroenke

Stan Kroenke
may ride to LA on a donkey
strew palms at its feet
there are none from where he just beat a retreat.

Stan Keefeat

Stan Keefeet sure loved his old tennis shoes
They did not love him, was not any news
When kicked off
Everyone coughed
With lots of crying and cussing and boos!
© Pat Adams  Create an image from this poem.

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