Pepe Poems - Poems about Pepe

Pepe Le Pew Quest for love he would always pursue But his over enthusiastic romantic way Is rejected by a skunk look alike who keeps running away. Penelope Pussycat Smothered in kisses and squeezes she would always combat A black cat with an accidental painted white stripe Penelope knew she wasn't that type. Cleritoons Poetry Contest Sponsored by Joseph May 12.09.21...

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Merrie Melodies is coming on, and I am glued to the set Hoping my favorite will be featured today, for I’ve placed a bet Channeling my spirit guides, I hope to see Pepe Le Pew. He is the best cartoon since the sixties, and it’s twenty and two. This amorous French skunk, known as a polecat down in the...

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Now we all know there are a lot of animal's who are either endangered or extinct... but I wouldn't mind the skunk added to the list… reason being, they literally stink… and if does happen, then they'll be exStink!...

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Reminisce of Southern streets honey suckle vines, Magnolia air strolling my Pepe down old streets , flowers wild growing everywhere ~ What was in that carriage as I walked proudly down a sidewalk ? My poodle Pepe,...

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Ah, Pepe! My Pepe-Taco ! My Little One! so much more than just a dog …. how delightful,...

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While poking around in an old tree trunk I came nose to nose with a stinky skunk He suddenly raised his tail Twas' such a horrible smell For my wife said that I stink, stank, and stunk...

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(This fictional poem is based on the cartoon character.) I called the police and reported a rape and they rushed to where I live at. But they beat me with their sticks when I told them that the victim was a cat. Somehow my cat got a long streak of paint on her fur. When Pepe Le Pew finished,...

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Too enthralled by his works done Last farewell been said and made Mockingbirds and sparrows came Las vivas and the sound of guns- He faced the 7 o’clock morn sun Note: Dr. Jose P. Rizal- poet/author of "Noli Me Tangere" and "El Filibusterismo", his famous novels that cost his life....

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