Short Poncho Poems
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My trekking on abode of snow mountain range
Lush green and brook's dulcet in proximity
Tattered poncho due to sudden weather change
Went on lauding nature's magnanimity
Through the
Hills of Spain,
Pink and white
Cortez flowers
Adorning the
Enchanted blue windmills
Underneath this gray December sky,
Are Don Quixote and his esquire
Poncho, riding through the Spanish flames
If you do not remember this granny squared poncho
Then you are a poser
And you never lived in the seventies
Or you never crocheted
Or you lived the seventies with blinders on
And a mop bucket upside down over your eyes
I get so excited
When the sky is grey
And the clouds hang low
When rain is falling
And the puddles grow;
For I just can't wait
To wear my fuschia poncho!
Don my periwinkle sandals
And away I go.
I forget about my age
Prancing to and fro;
Giddy like a child
In my rainbow camo.
For the Rainbow Colored Camouflage Contest!
Tuesday March 7th 2017
When I grew up
I had a pup
His name was Poncho
boy could he put on a show
He used to knock me down
onto the ground
He was comparable to a jumping bean
that you couldn't wean
Reproach to him made no sense
one day he jumped the fence
He bit the neighbors lip
leaving a scar from the nip
We had to deliver him away
alas he had somewhere he'd stay
*A true story
There's no stoping the feline sound
When El Guapo's around
He's the Joe George of Cedar Grove
The women flock in droves
To see their future
To see way cool junior
Mujer te vuelve de ojos grandes
De hermosos ojos azules
Even have a taco with El Guapo
Or a little love under the poncho
El Guapo is Kimosabe
To all the girls of Merle and Willie
There's no mistaking this heart breaker
The clay image of his Maker