Short Eddie Poems

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Eddie

I once knew a man named Ed
whose feet weren’t as big as his head
his bravado, of course
was larger than a horse
and no one cared what he said
Form: Bio


Eddie Quit

He saw a girl with no face mask
And of course, he took her to task
She said, "That big dude
Likes me in the nude
So it might be safer to ask!"
Form: Limerick

So Farewell Then, Eddie Bunker

To some he was a punk,
to others quite a mystery.
A jailbird and a drunk?
A fan of film and fistery?
But now that he’s defunct,
finally, Bunk is history.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member 'eddie Haskell'

Do you recall that ornery rascal
  Who played the role of one 'Eddie Haskell' -- 
    Good morning, Mrs. Cleaver
    And how's my friend, 'the Beaver?' --
  Like a laughing hyena ~ or jackal
Form: Limerick

Memores of Eddie Birchmore

A heavy man 
     (in more ways than 
          one"
Got his message across
       before he left 
             this mortal
                 coil 
    Let us remember 
to "get our asses to the 
     polls and vote"
Eddie Birchmore


Premium Member Eddie Haskell

David and Ricky were cute, at best
Bud Anderson was a clueless pest
But that enduring, fun rascal
our dear Eddie Haskell
provided a refreshing, honest zest!

On A Lim Contest
Sponsor: Joseph May

from the TV show "Leave It To Beaver"
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Exasperating Eddie

Exasperating Eddie chafed his neighbors the wrong way
his mortal enemies list was growing longer every day
his parents told Eddie to keep quiet if he did not know what to say
Pompous, proud, arrogant and opinionated, being quiet was not his way.
Form: Monorhyme

Eddie Jr On Eddie Sr

Says, the old man begs him 
each time he visits him at 
the nursing home, to put a pillow 
over his face while asleep help end 
his suffering,

but he watches too many C.S.I spin-offs
on t/v ,  
and the old guy’s just not worth the attention..
© Mike Lef  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member easy going eccentric electric Eddie Edward

easy-going eccentric electric Eddie Edward
eagerly evolved, earnestly earning earthy eclectic
elixirs, executing exaggerated embellishments,
emotionalizing enchanting encyclopedic endorsements,
epitomizing enlightened entanglements, enticing envious emotions.

The Eddie Bauer Coat

Ten years of work got me a coat
Eddie Bauer's name on it was the style
With hand out, I'd say Bauer, Eddie Bauer
Glad to meet you! Then I would smile. 

Then one day a fellow asked me,
"Eddie Bauer with a clothes line is you?"
I said, "Well, believe it or not,"
"Out in my backyard, I have two!"
© Pat Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Eddie Guerrero

Silence flows
through WWE,
Due to the loss 
of a dear Eddie.

He may be gone
from this place,
but many will remember
his wrestling grace. 

my heart ached 
my eyes did cry,
as I watched the roster
say their good-byes.

Eddie Guerrero has
passed away,
but his memory 
is always here to stay.

Open Wound( For Eddie)

The first day I saw him,
He was with a group of men,
Chattering silently,
Something struck me then,
And it was Cupid,
I was wounded.

Whenever I saw him,
My analytical mind would completely shut down,
Exposing my reactive mind,
Thus,
My actions grew irrational.

But now,
I am struggling to heal,
I have taken out the arrow,
But the wound is still there.

Premium Member Wallace, Wally, Cleaver and Eddie Haskell

Wallace “Wally” Cleaver
handsome, well-liked high achiever,
befriended Eddie, so unlike him.
Golly!* Wally wasn’t given to whim!

Eddie Haskell
was a neat, slick, conniving rascal.
With his flattery and pseudo-smiles,
he spiced up the show with his wiles. 

Leave It to Beaver

*Wally and other characters use expressions like “Gee whiz,” “Gosh,” and “Golly.”

September 29, 2021
entered in the Clerihew 2 Contest     Placed 1st
Sponsor: Joseph May
Form: Clerihew

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