Nineties Poems - Poems about Nineties

Pop, grind, slide, Baggy pants, oversized shirt, Who washed? Here comes a novice with wood. We ignore him until he wanders away. My pal Doug is practicing a 186 change Flipping his board over and over, landing on it. He’s a beginner too, but for some reason it does not bother me. Maybe because we are friends. I wander up and give...

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it is, what it is what more can i say one little alter can change your whole day at times we don't have the slightest clue damned if we don't, damned if we do no need to stress about it forget feeling blue just do like we did in the nineties and sing Hootie hoo its gonna be, what its gonna be nothing more to say eventually,...

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Don't know if “delicious” can describe today Another I can think of is perhaps “yee-haw, olay!” Ye ole sun's shining brightly I tip my hat politely Sounds like I'm from a time when gentlemen were all gay...

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In the used bookstore I came across yet another autobiography of a celebrity I didn’t recognize This particular one was written by a celebrity who was apparently big time Twenty-five years ago As I write this, I don’t recall the name of the author But I don’t think I can forget his introductory remarks featured on the back cover Where...

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Don't know if “delicious” can describe today Another I can think of is perhaps “yee-haw, olay!” Ye ole sun's shining brightly I tip my hat politely Sounds like I'm from the dark ages when gentlemen were gay?...

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Limerick: Once a lean Lecher in his nineties Once a lean Lecher in his nineties Wondered if he could relive his twenties: He went on a diet Of French fries and cutlet: The Wench said it felt like rigor mortis ! © T. Wignesan – Paris, 2014...

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