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Hambone Poems - Poems about Hambone


Hambone and Beans with Cabbage and Greens

not sure what this means
have mixied up hambone with beans
add cabbage with greens
(may inflate your jeans)
(ate much in my teens)
(Create many scenes)
(living beyond means)
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Categories: hambone, allegory, analogy,
Form: Haiku

Premium MemberShe Loved Her Hambone To His Bone

She lost her hambone on Monday at nine-fifty-nine.
It was in her tomato soup, which was almost sublime.
The next time she had him, he was browning up, and pink.
With his lecherous eye, he gave her a soft pat, and a wink.
The love she felt for hambone was instant, pure and true.
She knew she’d better take a
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Categories: hambone, humor, lost love, marriage,
Form: Free verse



The Hambone Mini-Mart

My buddy Hambone,
What a pip,
Sometimes I think,
He had one too many a "trip"

I've spoken of how I am his ATM
But now I've got more 
About this  custodial "gem"

2:30 A.M. on my door,
a knock,
At this hour?
It was a shock!

What could it be?
Imminent doom?
Fire warning?
Tornado coming?
Get out right now?
Can't wait till morning!!??

Luckily, I'm hard to scare,
But
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Categories: hambone, life, mystery, people,
Form: Bio

The First National Bank of Hambone

The First National Bank of Hambone,
That's me - As for Hambone...
He's the park's "Handy-man"
You might say,
Does odd jobs,
Always lookin' for more pay...


He averages five knocks on my door,
Each and every day and night,
Wantin' to "borrow a twenty"
And he's quite a sight...

Always a bandana on his head,
Scruffy stubble on his face,
Jeans unwashed since "66,
A credit to
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Categories: hambone, angst, caregiving, people, work,
Form: Bio

The Hambone Loan

in my bizarre trailer park,
we have a handyman,
very strange appearance,
to imagine, I doubt you can...

his name is hambone,
he's a really kind'a nice guy
but sometimes he'll seek money,
well, at least, he'll give it a try

"can you lend me....."
"I cut your grass, you owe me....."
it's hard to put in words
he's irreplaceable in some ways,
in others, he's for
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Categories: hambone, allegory, funny, people,
Form: Burlesque




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