Fum Poems - Poems about Fum

Echoes everywhere Stomp Stomp Who’s there? A Giant says he Being tall The Giants call I can destroy People are like toys Looking over the colony Think of me as your majesty King high above A tall tree My footsteps are my mark Traces of where I have been I am tall from the top to the end Witty and smart The colony fears me I am sight to seek The Earth...

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What would I do if there were only one of me and not this raucous house on sky high stilts shouting Fe Fi Fo Fum rooster proud and peacock pitchy like Baba Yaga, with her chicken legs but many more mice, and they are all writing this poem from inside a giants eye? What if this was my last brew, last blow, last blathering? What...

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A giant college pledge to "Fee Phi" one day Was not named "Fum" though he said so anyway Don wanting to be "Fum" Many thought was just dumb He was a Fee Phi, Faux Fum's what they say!...

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These are a few rules of fum, For one chum is... fum! Even if you do smell the blood of an Englishman, It is impolite to yell fee fie fo... fum! One must never leave their house looking like a bum, It is irreprehensible to always be... glum! One must always choose his mate even over his best chum, Your bathroom must...

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Fe, Fi, Fo, Fum I smell the fried sausages bacon and eggs fried bread, toast, mushrooms and tomatoes. Fe, Fi, Fo, Fum Ismell the Steak and kidney pie, loads of potatoes veggies galore and buckets full of gravy Fe, Fi, Fo, Fum I smell the Aftermath of beans on toast, covered in melted cheese, where do I start the more I eat the more I fart Fe, Fi, Fo, Fum I smell the Dessert, jelly...

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