Short Wayne Poems
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An apostle of verse,
a peasant of prose
To inspire divine,
to explain—Heaven knows
(Wayne Pennsylvania: June, 2019)
Understanding too much,
feeling too little
Our being unbalanced
—and spirit restrained
(Wayne Pennsylvania: January, 2020)
by Wayne Wysocki
The man was neolithic,
Awesome was his might;
His soul was rough and rugged,
Twas made of Neolite!
by Wayne Wysocki
As the fence doth guide the rose
And support it as it can,
Thy love for me
Will always be
The strength behind the man.
baby giraffe runs
ducks flutter in murky pond
snakes slither away
lions sneak a nap
seals entertain laughing crowd
penguins waddle by
by Wayne Wysocki
As the president pardoned the turkey
From a fate so horribly grim,
He couldn't help but wonder
Who would be pardoning him.
John Wayne
Gained his fame
For riding on a horse
Of course
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we see wayne newton,an old man,a zanber fan,whos been tellin people,poetry is
his steeple.keep him people,and let fire burn insde.we died.oh,oh,wait,lied.
Marion Robert Morrison
his voice couldn’t be confused with Roy Orbison
but he really gained his fame
when he became known as John Wayne
I'm hungry with a grumble
I know because I stumble
So I need a bite to eat
That is sugary and sweet
How about apple crumble
Track: Lil Wayne - Lollipop
You can’t argue or reason
your way
into transcendence
Sinking deeper
with each formula drawn
—and truism proclaimed
(Wayne Pennsylvania: March, 2020)
There once was a zombie called Wayne,
Who was driving the others insane,
He was falling apart,
And he ripped out his heart,
But couldn’t live without his brain.
Ten miles in awful shoes
Any worse than Vietnam?
You scare me
I hear through you
How close you must be now
Ten miles a day in awful shoes
I could be you
by Wayne Wysocki
A fellow who fractured his hip
Learned a valuable tip
If liquor you drink
At the ice skating rink
You're probably going to slip.
ah yes sweet love we do so miss,
interlude a stolen kiss,
had such a girl, her name was Chris,
but she went away:(
with wife stealing cuzzin Wayne:)
Don
by Wayne Wysocki
The man on the flying trapeze,
Who loved eating chili and cheese,
Could travel much higher
Than anyone prior
With help from a flatulent breeze.
by Wayne Wysocki
There once was a banker from Kent
Whose life was fanatically bent
On saving each quid
Like no other did
And moaning with each pound he spent
by Wayne Wysocki
There once was a fellow from Blythe
In fear of loosing his life.
He ended his dread
Of winding up dead
When he cut off his head with a knife!
by Wayne Wysocki
I don't mean to anger or jar you,
But you've hit on a pet peeve of mine;
To answer your question, "How are you?",
I'm required to say, "I'm just fine".
by Wayne Wysocki
A poppy is pretty and bright
And its juice is so far out of sight
That the smoke in a den
Full of dirty old men
Makes all of them high as a kite.
There once was a builder called Wayne,
Who built a new house on a plain,
But his wife took fright
On their wedding night:
He’d forgotten the roof again.
*my theory on Stonehenge : )
by Wayne Wysocki
A Jack-o-Lantern, it's said,
Had the brain scooped out of his head;
He was only as bright
As the dim candle light,
But boy was he handsome instead!
by Wayne Wysocki
There once was an arrogant frog
Who thought he was king of the bog
But he wasn't so regal
When the bark of a beagle
Scared him right off of his log.
There once was a whale named Wayne the Whale,
In his fin there was a rusty nail,
Then he met the crab named George,
Who got the nail out of it's gorge,
Wayne the Whale left with a flip of his tail.
His last days
in his dreams
in Jamaica mon
The capital Kingston
He prayed to the heavens
Gods only laughed
in the Caribbean waves
as this small minded
prang called
the pond of frogs
glorious