Short Finagle Poems
Short Finagle Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Finagle by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Finagle by length and keyword.
With all of the donuts would finagle;
She wanted one covered with maple;
Sorted through;
Did see view;
Not any so I brought her a bagel.
Categories:
finagle, allegory, analogy,
Form:
Limerick
We found ourselves being quite frugal;
Hired priest who played a blaring bugle;
To our alarm;
Had no charm;
Hearing his sermon had been brutal.
With all of the donuts would finagle;
She wanted one covered with maple;
Sorted through;
Did see view;
Not any so I brought her a bagel.
Categories:
finagle, allegory, analogy,
Form:
Limerick
If someone said, “You can’t eat bread,”
I don’t think I’d survive;
For what I dread’s not being dead
But sad when I’m alive.
My morning meal would not appeal
Without a seeded bagel
Or I could deal, to keep it real,
With toast I could finagle.
Yet I’d be blue if some taboo
Encouraged the assumption
That food I view as yum to chew
Would fade from my consumption.
Categories:
finagle, food,
Form:
Rhyme
Potential Limericks and poems to leek.
Planned, expand, fanned.
Manned, banned, canned.
Demand, sand, hand.
Tanned, land, grand.
Abide, relied, dyed (died).
Sighed, denied, cried.
Bagel, finagle, label.
Humming, coming, summing.
Alarming, harming, charming.
Humor, rumor, tumor.
Great Groomer, early bloomer, baby boomer.
Wand, fond, dawned.
Expound, bond, abscond.
Wait, gate, differentiate, contemplate.
Educate, satiate, consummate.
Wait, hesitate, sedate.
Jim Horn
Categories:
finagle, allegory, analogy,
Form:
I do not know?