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Short Rule Of Thumb Poems

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Tweedledee and Tweedledum
In Alice, this guy Tweedledum
By anyone’s rule of thumb
His twin, Tweedledee
Just had to be
A little bit dumber than dumb...

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Categories: rule of thumb, family,
Form: Limerick



Premium Member A Rule of Thumb
A rule of thumb
which pertains to everyone
who may happen to mingle among us.
Show me an individual
who loves animals
and I'll show you someone that you can trust....

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Categories: rule of thumb, animals
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member A Simple Perishables Rule of Thumb
A Simple Perishables Rule of Thumb,
which for health reasons, should be followed by everyone.

"Your Perishables Must Be Stored Behind Your Refrigerator Door
no later than 30 minutes after you have left the store"....

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Categories: rule of thumb,
Form: Rhyme
Afghanistan ~ "dumb Support"?
Maimed support undone,
the battle won ~
is still that tyranny's succumb
mates jeopardy with truth, upon the run!

Prowess protects more than
the "rule of thumb"!
Support not my position's drum,
If I am able . . . and yet still dumb!...

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Categories: rule of thumb, dedication, devotion, education, forgiveness, history, peace, recovery
Form: Rhyme
The Balance Cheat
The problem with Weights and Measures
Is akin to wealth and pleasures
The Rule of Thumb
Is really dumb 
Yet quickly produces treasures*

*American canned products may contain
30% - or more - unregulated water priced at 
the same rate as the product, making it the 
most expensive water on earth!...

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Categories: rule of thumb, business, corruption, usa,
Form: Limerick



Premium Member Number One: Indian Summer
Tis truly an Indian summer here,
It is because we live in India,
Like in America, tis different there,
Their late September, it is trivia,
Tis September everywhere, not just them,
Be the same, October heat, rule of thumb.


2019 September 27
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6 lines x 10 syllables = a perfect 60 syllables
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© Hilo Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: rule of thumb, autumn, october, seasons, september, summer,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member William Claude Dukenfield
'Tis said that William Claude Dukenfield was fond of his rum.

   A healthy nip morning, noon and night was his rule of thumb!

      He was better known as W. C. Fields who was always on the skids,

         And despised nearly everything and everyone including innocent kids!

Robert L. Hinshaw, CMSgt, USAF, Retired
© All Rights Reserved...

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Categories: rule of thumb, funny,
Form: Clerihew
Making a Choice
When options are presented
And I have to make a choice,
The more I see, the less that my
Opinion I can voice.

For choosing A or B or C
Sets limits I’ll accept.
When there are more alternatives,
My certainty gets swept.

The smaller the selection,
That much quicker I’ll decide,
A rule of thumb that in all walks
Of life can be applied....

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Categories: rule of thumb, life,
Form: Rhyme
Lady of Darkness
Lady of Darkness

She sat in the dark in an overstuffed chair
Though the stuff in the seat was no longer there
A bottle of vodka and a bottle of rum
A chair in the darkness was her rule of thumb
As the shadows grew darker, the bottles grew lighter
As she tried to lighten the darkness inside her
Till only the chair and the bottles remain
With the lady of darkness no longer in pain...

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Categories: rule of thumb, life, loneliness,
Form: Rhyme
Visiting the Badger Hole
Oh, the leaves are liquid yellow
As we ride on through Custer Park,
In search of that old Badger Hole:
Home of the poet Badger Clark.

Yes, we come to step back in time—
It’s a historic rule of thumb—
Where the city does not crowd you,
And man can be scattered some.

The old cabin now sits empty—
A last poetic monument—
Proving that words can still live on
Where men have lived and come and went....

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© Glen Enloe  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: rule of thumb, art, cowboy-western, death, introspection, philosophy, old, old,
Form: Cowboy Poetry
Rule of Thumb
As I grow I begin to know where I stand in this life as a man,I know the way yet it gets harder each day wishing time wouldn't get in the way.A man must know which way to go for his family is under his control it's not just you but your children to that follow in the life you choose, so take time each day to show them the way in hopes they may learn from your mistakes that's all life is all life is to be teach our children to build a better society....

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Categories: rule of thumb, hope, life, children, day, life, time,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Normally Rule of Thumb
Thinking can overtax the active mind Thoughts flood the strata of the cerebrum, Where’s vital information one should find Cannot locate a fact, one feels so dumb, Something that is normally rule of thumb. Moments before on the tip of the tongue, Much we have forgotten, since we were young To be forgetful is so frustrating, Suggesting needed synapses are sprung Age can be so darn debilitating.
written January 31, 2022...

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Categories: rule of thumb, age,
Form: Dizain
Premium Member Living In Denial
There's no denying
We hear too much lying
In the World today

Too much cheating
And repeating
Everything we say

Too much backchat
And idle chit chat
Going all around.

Too much talk
And not much action
Abounds

Too much taking.
Too little giving
It seems a rule of thumb.

Too much heartache
And Destruction
Making all feel numb

Too much trouble
Cauldrons bubble
Making another spell

Trouble brewing
While we are spewing
Do we now live in HELL?...

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Categories: rule of thumb, 10th grade,
Form: Rhyme
The Dollhouse
Our grandkids have a dollhouse,
A gift we did provide,
With furniture and little folk 
To fill the rooms inside.

It's used a lot, quite lovingly,
Yet every time we come,
It all looks topsy-turvy,
Which defies my rule of thumb.

I take five minutes worth of time 
To neaten up the place,
A task the long-lost child in me
Does readily embrace.

And once I'm done, I let it go;
My set-ups they may spurn,
But even if they mess them up,
At least I've had my turn!...

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Categories: rule of thumb, grandchild,
Form: Rhyme

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