Short Wendy Poems

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Wendy

There was a young girl called Wendy 
Who happened to be in a frenzy 
She met a nice guy form Glenrothes High
Then lost him to Janet McKenzie.
Form: Limerick


Wendy

She drank a flagon of cider
Whilst hubby sat down beside her 
When she broke wind
It did not offend
He just shrugged, "Where can I hide her?"
Form: Limerick

Grow Up!

She sleeps late. She 
Hates school. She 
Wears nightgowns. She 
Stares at the stars. She 
Laughs like She 
Loves life. She 
Flies home. She'll 
Grow up soon.

Premium Member Wendy and Casper

There once was a lone, sad spirit
No one wanted to be near it
	A witch named Wendy
	Became quite friendly
Casper smiled that she did not fear it

*Casper the Friendly Ghost
Form: Limerick

When Wendy Grew Up

Woman, woman, let go of me
I remember again
how to cry and laugh
in the same breath

How far I have come, I wonder
to comfort a sobbing boy
by leaving the room
to think

I believe
I remember you
I once 

flew


Wendy Weather

Wendy Horder's life took a blight
As sometime God does not get it right
At least Down Under
With awesome thunder*
God soothes their soul with Vegemite 

*( At least I thought it was thunder, but it
may have been Wendy's old toaster?)
Form: Limerick

Wendy and Jenny

Wendy and Jenny hold a party
They are coming dressed up pretty
They are not lonely
They are all happy
Wendy brings her honey
Jenny brings her puppy
They are there making cookies
The party is funny
Looks like the party is juicy
But someone is going to be crazy
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Wendy Scissor Hands

CUTE WENDS SCISSOR HANDS

It’s lock down in Jozi, a state of emergency
As you know,
Wends my hair dresser sent me a what’s app,
Haven’t seen her for Three weeks or so,
She’s bored, so started to cut her front and back
Lawn with her scissors,
As for now has no customers, so does not use
Her salon’s mirrors!
Form: Rhyme

Dont Cry Wendy

oh my god
what a sight this is
why did you even take the shoddy
love he said was his

i dont know if you know me
i know one thing for sure 
i know this isnt how it should be
cuz you always seem so pure

dont cry wendy
though youll never know my name
dont cry wendy
so strong and always brave

i dont want you to be in pain
or in the worst of arms
maybe i could help you out
and cry, never again
Form: Rhyme

Rwendy Wendy

Rwendy Wendy was trendy like a pencil
                                 A surge of love she was on to overkill 
                                        Look! He scratched her shoe
                                          She Still pitched the woo
                      The screechy owl screeched and fluttered down the hill










Rwendy Wendy
© rajat kanti chakrabarty
10th November,2014
Form: Limerick

Dedicated To Wendy Macdonald From Australia

4. 
I never thought our globe 

has both a top and a bottom, 

You told me about it.

But if I live at the top 

of our globe

And you live 

at the bottom of it,

Why can I not take a jump to you?

5.
 
I never thought the name Wendy

Is not only a name from the magic story,

A simple woman may have this name too.

But why I still feel  –

I am like little Peter Pan,

Who always waited for

his kind Wendy?...
Form: Lyric

Dedicated To Wendy Macdonald From Australia

1. Wendy 

 

You have come to me

from a fairy tale,

Yes! I am sure

you are that same Wendy

who mothered Peter Pan

and the rest of the lost boys

on the magic island

called Our Childhood.

My dear Wendy!

Please take me with you

to that island,

I so much need

your kindness, and care,

the same as you gave

Peter and the other boys,

and, please, don’t tell me

you have forgotten

the way there!

 

 

 

 

 

2.
Form: Lyric

Once Wendy

Once, I wished Wendy was with me,
Not him, not attracted to them,
Who only saw her slim and trim
Body; Naughty eyes between knees.
If she could see what I could see,
Though my eyes saw the sunrise dim,
In a sky, whose demise looked grim,
She would see we were meant to be.
My heart, right from the very start,
Desired a love like Wendy's;
A love that was state of the art,
Instead of one that was trendy.
Unfortunately, for my heart,
She could only see me friendly.

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