Burnie Poems | Examples


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Always Will Wonder What If and More

Always Will Wonder What If

I always had wondered what if,
When we were to take a whiff,
Of who;
Maybe you;
Can cruddy smell nock us over cliff.

Jim Horn

Have Been Told By Bernie

What we have been told by Burnie,
Best if Trump hire another attorney,
Gland sebaceous,
Being voracious,
Or get lost while on a long journey.

Jim Horn

Must be Buick looking for a lark;
Near street corner trying to park;
Around spin;
Dark again;
Saw Trump raving mad while stark.

Jim Horn

Crash and Cash In Horn Haiku

Crash and Cash In Horn Haiku

Front page saw a splash
Stock market started to crash
In on we did cash.

Bernie saw Wall Street
His drums he started to beat
Big PAC we should meet.

When Burnie had spoke
Said without them we are broke
And that is no joke.

Hillary had won
When we heard Bill say hi hon
Great job she had done.

James Thesarious Hilarious Horn
Retired Veteran and Poet

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