Jiminy Poems - Poems about Jiminy

There once was a man named Galileo. To him, scientific knowledge we owe. He was the brainy inventor who said, "the earth ain't the center." I guess that was his basic ideo. There was a lady named Cleopatra. She was sad, so I said, "what's the matta?" "Caesar was stabbed by a brute." Then, Mark Antony said "You're cute!" And Cleopatra...

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Who is he? We asked, for crickets always do. No idea, but he is smitten with your cousin Lu. We watched his long legs jump high over the dew. Wow! We all said, he is a tight jumper too! He is Jiminy Cricket’s great-grandson Lu told me. I was stunned, astounded, how could this be? Jiminy Cricket had been a shrimp,...

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Brother and sister crickets please recognize grasshoppers, katydids, and locusts as part of well schooled, politely ordered named league known as Orthoptera, (pronounced or th hop tara), which means 'straight wings'), and make sounds of music for listening pleasure of females. This method producing shrill tones (generating different songs for various occasions) occurs by rubbing...

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I hurt as I feel your anger I cringe as I feel your wrath I am not strong enough to stop you As you travel this dangerous path. I speak to you every day Yet you constantly ignore me. Your evil reaches great heights As the good disappears before me. I scream out your name ...

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In Beijing, China, there’s a sport That has a mighty pull. It’s kind of like a bullfight, But it doesn’t have a bull. Competitors get special food Like shrimp, red beans and liver. For extra treats, a maggot’s What the trainer will deliver. The champions are often those Whose chirps are really loud. The most ferocious fighters Know just how to amp the crowd. It doesn’t have...

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