Daffodilly Poems | Examples


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Quick Change

Cold yesterday
weeping to warmish now.
the year is old,
now young,
now a grey cross-eyed cat
perched on a green wall.
The young grow more beautiful
it's hard to catch-up.
Google sucks
the weather's autocorrected
time and time again.
Pond ducks head for the beach
then retreat in dismay
as icebergs return
to inflatable swimming pools.
The groundhog's are in therapy.
Owls sleep at night
while blind mice dance,
beaming in the moonlight.
Its global,
its changing,
it's scary and silly.
Bobble hats bob
among the daffodilly.
At any moment
it could be warmish,
chillingly so.

Grouch Song

(SHORT) SONG OF AN OLD GROUCH

Itty bitty pretty kitty
Sing a sentimental ditty

Furry puppy woofy wuffy
Wrapped in toilet tissue fluffy

Daffodilly bright and frilly
Flutter like a girl’s Chantilly

Maids in dresses white with lace
Smiles as void as outer space

Package them in fresh brown paper
Tie with string - and light with taper

Free of all that cuteness sweet
Give me plate of raw red meat

Song of An Old Grouch

SONG OF AN OLD GROUCH

Itty bitty pretty kitty
Sing a sentimental ditty

Furry puppy woofy wuffy
Wrapped in toilet tissue fluffy

Flutter little butterfly
Butter me treacle pie

Daffodilly bright and frilly
Flutter like a girl’s Chantilly

Rain-dripped roses, dew drop noses
Little hats like wool tea cosies

Maids in dresses white with lace
Smiles as void as outer space

Package them in fresh brown paper
Tie with string - and light with taper

Then when they‘re incinerated
Grouchiness all dissipated

Free of all that cuteness sweet
Give me plate of raw red meat


1/24/2018
Contest - BUNNY JUMP
Caren Krutsinger


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