Bib Poems - Poems about Bib

Parents give teachers dirty looks They don't want students reading books Why flip your lid? Kids never did! Its much more fun to learn from crooks!...

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A lady who shops at the mall Bought a bra a wee bit too small Because she has more Her cups runneth o'er The Pride goeth before a fall...

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When we go to moon we have been in big balloon like a looney toon memory applied when river would open wide had been at high tide conducted caper to become conservator of her curvature of time when in expanse ended up splitting my pants planting perfect plant...

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after thirty-one years of involvement, she undressed and I yell, "FOOD"...

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Wore a Bib Eating a Rib So buddy can you spare me a rib; Am eating one while wearing bib; We ate a few, Which will do, Hearing Trump telling another fib. Jim Horn...

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Age old wisdom scarred not flamed. A dozen baked bees in an hour glass perturbed. And left undisturbed as a minotaur sunbathing on a single blade of grass on a sixty acre lawn. At dusk. At dawn. Week by week. But no lawnmowers. And it is to be ascertained that a fish bowl is not...

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