Short Pp Poems

Dr. Latex Glove
Gave research a real shove
Removed the wrong organ-a kidney
But he discovered one makes enough PP...

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A lone bridge across
the pond reclines like Buddha
in this serene wood.




Visual2 of PP Haiku#1 contest by SKAT A...

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Pizza
Peppers
Plums and peas.

Pasta
Potatoes
and peaches please!

Pumpkin
Pears
Peanuts and pie.

Which one of these Pp words
is too hot to try?...

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PS MS US BS
  AJ DJ OJ PJ 

ER OR HR PR
  JD MD OD VD 

CBA DBA MBA NBA 
  AC BC DC JC  

KC MC PC WC
  BP DP KP TP
 
MP PP VP XP
  BB CB OB TB

AM FM GM PM  
  A&M F&M M&M S&M 

AJ BJ DJ JJ 
  KJ OJ PJ TJ

CTA MTA PTA RTA  
  APR CPR NPR R&R 

CDT DDT EDT PDT  
  AMC FMC GMC PMC
 
ABC BBC NBC SBC 
  AC BC DC JC

FSU LSU MSU OSU
  ASU BSU CSU ISU 

MA ME MI MO
  MN MS MK MJ!...

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It’s not all easy being favoured as a great gifted poet
All this deigning and stooping just to let people know it

They do deign but I just do so to see them pass 
Tomorrow perhaps worse they want to kiss my ass

But that’s not the worse of it and irritating much more
Is my fresh ironed toga keeps ruddy snagging the door 


PP .
The Great Poet is most embarrassed using the word for a donkey for a fleshy nice shaped bottom for the sake of a silly rhyme !...

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Persnickety pig, persnickety pig
Would you like to smoke a favorite cig?
Cancer chances are amazingly big
He is being tempted by his cousin Quig

How about alcohol? Please take a swig.
Come here, persnickety pig, don’t be a prig.
Person who added this was his cousin Zig
For this cousin PP did not give a fig.

Zig thought this was funny, he danced a jig
Loud snapping noises, he had stepped on a twig
Persnickety pig, persnickety pig
Where is your mud? I have a need to dig....

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Fertile Crescent
Ghosts of pharaohs
Branded timeless in stone
Reigning order
Condemning the vilified,
as it is published by
The Royal Geographical Society:
Syria as the Gateway between East and West
Leonard Woolley
The Geographical Journal
Vol. 107, No. 5/6 (May - Jun., 1946), pp. 179-190)
And why shouldn’t this be so?
 
Beowulf, an earliest epic
Of Old English
How proud and agile to be able
To confer your legacy in written format
Onto your generations and incursions ~...

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