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Short All Fingers And Thumbs Poems

Short All Fingers And Thumbs Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about All Fingers And Thumbs by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about All Fingers And Thumbs by length and keyword.


Premium Member Hmmmm
much more to our sum
    counting on fingers and thumbs 
            so clever ~ so dumb...

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Categories: all fingers and thumbs, allusion, humanity, irony,
Form: Senryu



Premium Member Reality's a Joker
  You've eight fingers, two thumbs, like most folk
                                                ~ I've got ten thumbs, what a joke...

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Categories: all fingers and thumbs, body, silly,
Form: Monoku
Premium Member Quite a Handful
I bought loads of fruit with my chums But I was all fingers and thumbs I went all shades of red When I dropped some and said Hey lady, would you grab my plums?
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Categories: all fingers and thumbs, fruit, humorous,
Form: Limerick
Evolution
Once we were hunter-gatherers tribes grouped outdoors before the days of yore now we're hunt and peckers each cooped indoors on personal computer keyboards and way back when we'd communicate banging on the drums yes since then we've progressed today we're all fingers and thumbs
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Categories: all fingers and thumbs, computer, humor, humorous, word play,
Form: Rhyme
Ten
The French call it "dix" - the Romans used X
The number of lords that are leaping Xmas
The total of fingers and thumbs on both hands
The base used for metric - both metres and grams
Count hydrogen atoms in compound butane
Downing Street doorstep, our PM's domain
Legs on a lobster and all decapods
Commandments and plagues that were given by God
The number of toes on the end of our feet
The lines in this poem - that makes it all neat...

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Categories: all fingers and thumbs, funny, humor, humorous, math,
Form: Verse



Premium Member Perishable
Listen to poem:
Perishable 
David J Walker

    as words spoken of love
with heat but not taken to heart 

while the cold of hate echoes 
well into the night 

let the dance continue until 
exhaustion claims the pallor 
from the cheeks of the last flight as
the dancers stumble and
the poet's mumble brilliant
verses that no one else may hear

the perfectly clean and clear waters
held in hands parish between 
fingers and thumbs

evaporating later to become
a sheet of freezing fog...

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Categories: all fingers and thumbs, allegory,
Form: Rhyme

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