Recommended Poems


Premium MemberAbout that gator recommended by a New Orleans waiter

Said a handsome New Orleans waiter,
"Sir, can I recommend some freshly caught gator?"
I said, "Are you for real?
Didn’t you hear about that poor woman Lucille?"
"But Sir, what if I can assure you ~ this ain't the gator that ate her?"
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Categories: recommended, 12th grade, food, humor,
Form: Light Verse

Premium MemberWhy Do You Think I Recommended Him to You

Shep was a slug-a-bug, a sluggard, a sloth
A do-little, do-nothing, man of the cloth
He cancelled more sermons than he ever wrote
This lazy lay-about did not fool this old goat.
He was a goldbricker at my church too said Lou.
Why do you think I recommended him to you?
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Categories: recommended, humor,
Form: Rhyme


Premium MemberA Colleague Recommended I Read Machiavelli's 'The Prince' To Help Me Discipline My Class

One of the teaching standards
Is 
Behaviour Management
&
Motivating & Engaging
Students

Classroom
Manage-
Ment
Putting
The Italian diplomat's 
Timeless wisdom on full display
Written after a night
At the pub
This EVERSELLER

After three weeks
Of employing Machiavellianism
In the classroom
We checked student feedback

"We won't put up with arrogant teachers."
"He's a jerk."

This behaviour management strategy
Has now been 
Swiftly abandoned
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Categories: recommended, humor, humorous, i am,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberConstruction Zone - Hard Hats Recommended: An Echo Poem

(An Echo Poem)

 

Poet’s Prenote:

This is a new poetic form that I have invented (I think)? I call it an Echo Poem where two stand alone poems (with their own titles) are given a new title and published as one poem with a new title because of the unique way in which they 'echo' each
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Categories: recommended, love, perspective,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberThe Scent of Water Not Recommended For Competition

While driving along, just after Mass
Father McGee drove a bit fast
But the person he passed, at eighty two
Was Sergeant O'Mally all dressed in blue
The Father pull over and it didn't take long
To see the cops cruiser with all it's lights on
McGee rolled his window, down ready to talk
As O'Mally got out and cautiously walked

When O'Mally
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Categories: recommended, humor,
Form: Rhyme


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