Best Sulkily Poems

He lived on a beautiful, rural farm, back in fond, good old days of yore,
With his parents and two brothers; like sun's going in and out the door.

He had always adored the color blue, so he had been nicknamed that.
At eight years old, he was...

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Her, with her white-veiled smile, looking up at me.
Him, with his unlikely carnation. Shifty eyed.
The football-shirted pageboy, 
flanked by two pink princesses,
sulkily kicks an invisible ball

The mum and dad wouldn’t come.
Too young, they said through tearful, pleading eyes.
I pray to god to bless this union,
Though...

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Teacher:
Let’s write a poem.

Kids start to fidget, tongues stuck in cheeks,
bums wriggle on seats.

Teacher has lost interest; she doesn’t really care.
Our scribbles will distract us for a while
while she marks term-papers.

I am ten years old. All I can think of is Superman,
So I wrote:
‘I Love...

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