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Long Doolittle Poems

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Childhood Dreams Part 2
The three little pigs came to the ball
Tried to blow the castle down
It didn’t work
It was made of solid gold
So they gave up and sat at their trough 
Ate noisily 
And snorted quite a lot

They...

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Categories: doolittle, childhood, cinderella, dream, mum,
Form: Free verse



A Day Out At the Zoo
.Now here's a short story of Lou,
Who spent a whole day at the zoo.
And while he was there,
He met a fine pair,
Of friendly and beautiful gnus.

Next he went to the camel enclosure,
Where one, made the...

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Categories: doolittle, children, imagination,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Trump's 'Win' 'Hey, Fore' - Now, Five More
Trump’s ‘Win’ “Hey, Fore!” (Now Five More)


Trump’s ‘Win’

Trump’s ‘Win’ fades (but for lives that it cost)!
Think he cops to the fact that he’s lost?
Fake News’ swill! Be prepared
for a varmint (once snared),
can be vicious as...

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Categories: doolittle, abuse, anxiety, corruption, family, hope, political,
Form: Limerick
A Cracked Case Solved
A Cracked Case Solved
(A Rocci Raccoon File)

Humpty Dumpty fell off the wall,
But was his fall an accident at all?

It was said in hushed whispers, there was something that stunk,
But that turned out to be Pepe...

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Categories: doolittle, children,
Form: Rhyme
Tarzan of All Trades
Raised by apes as a
feral child in the wild,
was as a young man
discovered by a rich American
anthropologist hiker who was retired,
taken back by plane
to his new homeland,
he started assimilating
by wearing regular attire,
they tutored him how...

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Categories: doolittle, adventure, africa, animal, career,
Form: Light Verse



Premium Member The Final Toast
At dawn on April 8, 1942, 16 B-25's flew from the USS Hornet's deck.
Eighty brave men led by Lt Colonel Doolittle began their historic trek.
A boost in national morale was sorely needed for the war-weary...

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Categories: doolittle, hero, war,
Form: Rhyme
Royden Stork
We had 16 crews that were assigned to the raid,
Of Japan, ‘cos of Pearl Harbour where we got laid;
We prepared on Egland Field for the aircraft carrier,
And didn’t believe a B-25 could take off the...

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Categories: doolittle, appreciation, conflict, freedom, hero, history, remember, world
Form: Heroic Couplet
Where's Your Poetic Voice
Where's Your Poetic Voice? 

How to render it contemporary, unique, one in the whole wide world? 

Be elusive, a multi-headed, myriad-brained grandchild of Loch Ness? 

Or be happy?  The flow of dreamy happiness

when painting...

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© Merton Lee  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: doolittle, smile,
Form: Light Verse
Sudden Growth Spurt
Being average size most of my life,
I awoke to an incredible new tall height,
my legs and arms now a gangly sight,
I tried not to cry with all my might,

Going from 5'5'' to 21' tall,
I was...

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Categories: doolittle, animal, career, humor,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member Animal Crackers
A giraffe approached
We necked

An elephant met me on the jungle path
I stored many thoughts in his trunk

A monkey smiles at me
Now I have no more bananas

A zebra wants to discuss the issues of life
I replied,...

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Categories: doolittle, animal, children, fairy,
Form: Couplet
On Lifted Wings
Oh guide us eagle spirit
towards our newborn spring
Lend your wings for our safe 
passage, your voice we'll 
follow as you sing

From your birdseye view, our 
food and shelter we will gain
over mountains through our valley's
your...

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Categories: doolittle, native american,
Form: Rhyme
Hidden Talents
Harry Potter book on lap
Laughing with friends in pool
Ashley at twelve is all that
Perceptive, aloof and cool

Second concert Allstar Weekend
First was Jonas Brothers
More concerts she will attend
No doubt there will be others

Drawn to adventurous things
In...

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Categories: doolittle, family
Form: Rhyme
Nature Needs Help
If I drove to the mountain top,
	could I talk to God?
If He spoke when I reached
	would He say I treat the planet odd?
If I swam to the ocean floor,
	could I talk to a squid?
If he...

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Categories: doolittle, animals, introspection, natureme, planet,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Crazy Poem
Johnny jonquil jerry justified jilly’s jeu jeu bee
Dilly dally Doolittle dodged debonair simon legree’s degree
Freakish freddy frogmouth forever frolicked footloose and free
Michigan mike’s handy hardy heart hovers over a wild monkey

Photogentic photons prance prettily in...

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Categories: doolittle, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form: Monorhyme

Book: Reflection on the Important Things