Just having some fun.... Thanks to Paula
pandemonium preceded Paula Paulson’s painstakingly prissily packed
packsack. Pathetic poetic Parnassian provided paramount particulars,
a peep and a peek into Paula Paulson’s persnickety personality.
Our Petite Fleur Paula Goldsmith
4/2/2025
Blessing other poets with compassion!
Adds chiseled words of support, in her unique
warm, heartfelt fashion!
Paula comes along, blesses our floral, poet souls!
Mon ami, thank you, for rekindling us daily to pen
Our poetic, passions!
Bon plaiser, Paula!
Pangie
Paula the pangolin polished her scaly skin
Went to the market and traded her mandolin
Told the shopkeeper, “I’ll swap for a mandarin,
Oranges are a bit big for a pangolin.”
The shopkeeper gave her the requisite fruit
And said, “Would you sell me your anteater suit?”
Paula said, “It’s not a suit and I’m ravenous,
Ive got a space in my tummy that’s cavernous.”
The shopkeeper said, “But it’s fruit that you’ve got,
Unless you’re a vegan you eat bugs… a lot!”
Paula said, “You’ve just used citrus as cash,
So don’t you judge me as I do something rash.”
She headed outside and said grace to her God
And stamped on the mandarin, til it was trod
The shopkeeper rushed out in anger fuelled haste,
And shouted, “You could have at least had a taste.
“Just look at the juice as it trickles away,
I now wish that I hadn’t served you today.”
“You’re wasting good food,” was the worst of his rants
Til Paula the pangolin said, “Oh look… ants!”
few the words
To so tell her
I shall tell her
In few words
O' that I love her
If those words
So few the words
Yet much said
to her heart
So I said
I love you so
Midst daylight gatherings
So few the words
Bonding affairs agape- I copy
The souls coils biblical cord
Attached love
Behold shall I say
If you want love
God's daughter
So few the words
Every song God's daughter
Tells of her
I love her, so few the words
For the words angels, Sing!
Her spirit brings forth spring
Few the words
3/5/22
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2022
Paula was a college sophomore;
She was a baller!
And part-time to pay for college she was a roof installer;
She was quite athletic ;
Also this pretty prophetic;
She even had a high mind, fluential and academic;
So she was awesome and poetic;
So is Paula,
The college sophomore;
7/18/21
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021
Paula Darling-
I thought it was forever
I offered you a heart so pure
I bequeathed to you my soul
and our love is no more.
there was only nothingness
you never believed
but our love was just a broken dream
Darling
It was supposed to be true love
you and I, for always, yet you left me
was there no promise?
True love, I really believed now is gone love
You’ve left me
But our passion was just a fever dream
Hot and heart through time meant only a moment
there was only darkness
and now we are now just two lonely hearts, parted
I thought it was forever
I offered you a heart so pure
I bequeathed to you my soul
But now you’ve left me and we’re together no more
not a true story!
just a heartbreaking verse
6/16/21
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2021©
If I only had one dance
would you allow me this chance
policy more cool I Am in love wit U
Ms.Paula Moore McCoo
Am I just dreaming
Or am I realizing
The options I've have for you
I would be so honored
if you be my partner
grab the love for me ever true
I'm not trying to be Shady
Just I'm asking you miss lady
Ms. Paula Moore McCoo
4/9/70
WRITTEN WORD BY JAMES EDWARD LEE SR
My mother
My friend
My everything
I wanted to tell you that,
Your red hair,
lights up even my darkest hours.
We were not blood,
but you were my mother.
Now you’re gone
and my world is less bright.
From dawn to dusk
I cry for you.
I miss my mother
I miss my friend
I miss my everything
My mother
My friend
My Paula
“Good dreams,Sweet dreams”
I love you, Mama.
Honey I love you with all my heart
Always have dear right from the start
Precious my darling, you are to me
Paula, I'll love you through eternity
Yesterday for sure, today even more
Value you more than anything in the world
Angel like darling, such a wondrous girl
Loving you Paula is such an easy thing to do
Every morning, lucky to wake up next to you
Never will my love die, just keeps on growing
Thankful I am and I want you to be knowing
Imagine kissing you every day in my daydreams
Never tire of your sweet smile that always beams
Enjoy each and every minute that we are together
Special the bond we have, will surely last forever
Down from the skies, I believe you were heaven sent
Angels and God made for me the perfect judgement
Yielded to you many years ago, head over heels you know
Partnership, over the years we have successfully built
Alive once more we became dear , without a sign of guilt
Useless I once was until you came along giving me direction
Lady I must thank you for showing me real love and affection
Attracted to you from the start, flame's still burning in my heart
**Clerihew**
Paula Sinner
Here comes Paula Sinner
quick, hide all of the liquor!
Broke, leaching without a job
yet and still she is a snob!
Jared Pickett
5/23/2014
Asavvy1
Paula Deen, Paula Deen
I feel for ya' cooking Queen
Dramatic measures over a few words
Their actions seem far more absurd.
Mean to Paula Dean
Why should we be mean to Paula Dean
To us in America is the cooking queen,
Who used a word which was a no no
I had heard from Sunny Bono and Ono.
Just because it happened to be her,
To your big brain did it ever occur
She had been referring to a Brazil nut
Found in South America often in a hut.
So instead we need to go to Nigeria;
While there did catch a case of diphtheria,
But still that certain word will not use
Or I'll be accused of English abuse.
Colloquial, word has been called by some;
This is what you say when you are dumb;
I have never been known as a perfect saint;
Worst word I ever used was one called ain't.
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all that Southern food
butter, cream, fat and sugar
look where it got y'all
Together through destiny,
sharing life's journey.
Our love a testimony,
to souls harmony.
For the contest: Magnetic Marvel
Placement: 3rd
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