Long Humpy Poems
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The Mystery of Humpty Dumpty(typo just fixed)
Old Humpty Dumpty, the egg on the wall,
had a friend Bacon, who was ten feet tall.
Those two went together like bread goes with jam,
pen goes with paper, or glaze goes with ham!
Friends since...
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Categories:
humpy, humorous,
Form:
Rhyme
My Fairy Queen's ChariotMy Fairy Queen's Chariot
I watched the starry moonbeams through my curtains
With its sparkling lights falling on my face silvered
I smiled and cuddled in my cosy-cosy bed
Knowing that My Fairy Queen had swished her nightly...
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Categories:
humpy, beauty, child, desire, dream, magic, night,
Form:
Narrative
My Fairy Queen's ChariotI watched the moonbeams through my curtains
With its sparkling lights falling on my face silvered
I smiled and cuddled in my cosy-cosy bed
Knowing that My Fairy Queen had swished her nightly magic wand.
The cooing of...
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Categories:
humpy, beauty, child, desire, dream, magic, night,
Form:
Narrative
First Impression To Great ExpectationSometimes, those difficult road
Will lead you to beautiful places
The opening view receives bad comments
For the road is rocky, unpaved and dusty
Many who travel by are not comfortable
Some hopeless and some wondered why
They travel such misery...
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Categories:
humpy, engagement, happiness, life, nature, perspective,
Form:
Narrative
Humpy Dumpty MysteryHumpty Dumpty always sat on that wall
Except for the one time he had a great fall
So always but once that anyone can recall
Which is why today is a big deal after all
Since Little Bo Peep...
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Categories:
humpy, children, funny, humorous, mystery,
Form:
Rhyme
A Desert TrekA group of three set out on a mountain trek
Beyond the known borders into regions strange
Climbing up steep and rocky paths
Daringly they moved forward
Engrossed by the beauty of the mountains
Flaunting their towering summits
Governed by...
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Categories:
humpy, adventure, sunset,
Form:
Abecedarian
His Elapsed SightSemblative a poet's wooer
A villain's swain
wot not?
The complex pox,a sickly
wine?
Whore,a huligan mazzle
sooner the old blue wanes
What remains?
Waggish...
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Categories:
humpy, art, dedication, depression,
Form:
Romanticism
I , Me and MyselfBrightest smile ,
deeper pain ,
ugly face,
humpy nose,
louder voice,
what's left ?
ohh!!
kindest heart
spreading love
lower self confidence
and still trying to shine
like there's no one better than her
wearing her every flaws like no...
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Categories:
humpy, character, cheer up, courage, emotions, encouraging, freedom,
Form:
Free verse
True Camel'sOn African deserts you must be wary,
Of the famous one humped Dromedary.
He is jealous of his Asian brother,
Who has that hump and then another!
That Bactrian camel (the one with two humps)
Must slow way down when...
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Categories:
humpy, adventure, animals, education, family, children, funny, nature,
Form:
Rhyme
Away On a DesertAway on a desert
No one in close sight
Trudging miles on bare foot,
We reached our planned site.
Sand dunes peeked here and there.
Camels with belled neck
Were seen slowly moving,
With their humpy back
Sky turned black and inky.
But...
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Categories:
humpy, beauty, journey, moon,
Form:
Rhyme
Reserata Carcerem Viiif lanky love pushes you 'til you fall
eerie affections to a meagre maiden draw
but moaning mind finds no solace there
admit the urge, then contend with bruised bear
if jolting jealousy triggers hoisted hope
for wanky wealth with...
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Categories:
humpy, philosophy,
Form:
Sonnet
Summer DaysMasses of sunburnt grass,
Sway with delicate ease.
Seduced by the composer
Of the soothing May breeze.
Swallows parade,
Pirouetting,
Swooning,
With humpy gluttonous crows
Giving weary approval ...
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Categories:
humpy, growth, nature,
Form:
Free verse
Our Old Dog ShaggShagg was black as coal, pure-breed Pulli
We raised him from a puppy, never would fetch a ball
Seldom ever came whenever we would call
He had other things to do; we should have named him Humpy
He would...
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Categories:
humpy,
Form:
Classicism