Gruffly Poems - Poems about Gruffly

...An Ogre is mean, an Ogre is ugly An Ogre is smelly, grumpy and gruffly. They are so big they can block out the sun If you ever do hear one it's better to run. Some want to eat you or keep you a......Read the rest...

...glib glassy green-eyed gruesome ghoulish goblins grabbing gloriously glitzy glimmers of gourmet garnish. Giants give garbled ghosts gruff growls. Gargantuous groups of glamorous gargoyles give gr......Read the rest...

...There once was a poet who screeched like a monkey Belligerent cuss and stubborn as a donkey Was quite disputatious Boringly vexatious In fact, I'd be inclined to label him a bit wonky ......Read the rest...

...He told me without so much as a flutter of the eye that he was on the river by all accounts alone.Picking and eating the dew berries growing along the fence row that bordered the woods.Eating to sati......Read the rest...

...DynDoeth took over the conversation, “Now you know the story of your father. I am sorry for putting this off for so long. I simply did not know how to tell you and I must say, I feared it wou......Read the rest...

... “Forever” When The Terrors came, The Uncontrollable Ones, she closed her eyes and listened for the notes her mother had planted amongst the deep blues, beds of Forg......Read the rest...

...I, Too, Sing America (and did so in my diapers!) by Michael R. Burch I, too, served my country, first as a tyke, then as a toddler, later as a rambunctious boy, growing up on military bases aro......Read the rest...

...The lingering hug The last "I love you, Dad" The suitcase on wheels behind him now Automatic doors open "Get back in your vehicle, sir" A final glimpse -- Gruffly now: "Move out, mis......Read the rest...

...Black balloons on the gate, The sky so dark and cloudy. Dad hadn’t wanted us out late, But we begged quite loudly. “Trick or treat,” we spouted, The words just an expression, We had nev......Read the rest...

...Spartan Some men are born to play, and some… are not. To them life is without common joy, at least the kind others partake. But it is instead more tempered with the metal of red blood; cou......Read the rest...

...How offensive that must’ve felt! I’m seated after having said this in bewailment like an ox Not thinking of the grandeur but of her buttocks Gloriously, as an ambler, I lift the embargo on this th......Read the rest...

...Green eggs, Spam and grits Sam and Pam had their fill, Then made their way to Main Street Down WhoDat’s Whatsup Hill. Waived "Hi!" to their neighbors To show them that they cared. All smiled ......Read the rest...

...We sit in the forest, admiring the trees, my dog and I. The roosters behind us are in full racket form. A dog barks, gruffly and hoarsely. My dog does not look up. I have stacked the pile high ......Read the rest...

...We have Cousins Camp in Kansas City in the summer. Any grandchildren who cannot come, says, “That’s a bummer!” One year I let four of the bigs fill a garbage can up with water. Each jumped in th......Read the rest...

...I. Luther Deits was a good friend of whiskey, not fond of cutting herds or pushing plows, a young buck full of juice, barely twenty, he lived only for the thrill of the now. His home, a town i......Read the rest...