Short Hardy Poems
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In History, Nelson fought the Spanish
This powerful Armada did vanish
My ancestor was in thrall
Kismet Hardy had a ball
No invasion, the infidels, banished
LAUREL was a man with not much class
And HARDY was known as a pompous ass
Stan can’t keep his big mouth shut
Ollie would strike a stinging cut
“Another fine mess…,” he would always sass
~ Limerick-style ~
Hardy-har-har returned from a bar
After drinking what he could drink
He didn't get far
Fire devoured his car
Leather seats finished Har-har's first cigar
Laurel and Hardy
Hey LAUREL, you better stop getting me in trouble
But HARDY just trying to catch the bubbles
Stop waving your dang arms
But I can’t catch that farm
You’re getting me in double bubbles of trouble.
Written: Feb. 10, 2015
Theresa Marie W-C
Weeds flourish on parched ground
Choke off the mantle of verdant lawns
Shoot up through cracks in hard cement
Strangle delicate flowers' ascent
Weeds are hardy warriors
Who every battle are destined to win
~ To Mother Nature's everlasting chagrin
lord
all it takes
for us to know
with
the
crack of the
vicious wipe
entangled
with
sharp razor blades
just
one hardy blow
to
break the naked backs of
captured Africans
with
their hands tied to a tree
shall
break the spirit
and
the soul of
the
Black Man
that
we
shall know
his true
African name
Stan Laurel
thinks he can sing in reality he warbles
His best buddy Hardy slaps him quiet
Before he can start another riot.
Oliver Hardy
Is usually farty so he abstains from drink
Gormless Laurel slurps Manhattans all night
Warbling and singing without stage fright.
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Laurel and Hardy
Stan Laurel
Playing clumsy funny squirrel
Babble utter nonsense.
Wakes up to enjoy sleep intense.
Oliver Hardy
Fits in slapstick comedy.
Toothbrush moustache
Wears sports jacket, loves to twiddle necklace.
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Thunder never felt louder
The wind at their backs,
Their tails streaming
They run in full out glory
Penny Hardy’s horses
Bringing appreciative glances
A feeling of reverence following their tracks
As they dash neck to neck
The horses of the plains
Sharing their love and light
Bringing a feeling of love to the ones
Who have discovered them for the first time
Maybe not knowing the artist, but
Appreciating her works, marveling at her creativity