Tammy Poems - Poems about Tammy

Tammy put yellow daisies in her auburn hair. They did not make her feel joyful. She wore a pretty sparkly dress. Her mouth continued to curve down. You have to change your attitude said her mother. But Tammy was accustomed to feeling inferior and angry. Her costume could have uplifted other girls. But not one who had lived with her mother....

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The blue twin headed elephants you knew, Met them in a bar, One night, In a fight. Neither one of which, Knew what to do. Tammy was a pacifist. Sue loved a good fight. Each had to go home, With the other at night. ...

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A quick note to thank Tammy Bower for interviewing me on her show. Although I was nervous she made it fun. I also enjoyed her interview with Andrea Dietrich on an earlier episode. I included a link to the interview for anyone who would be interested in watching the interview. If you go to Utube you...

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Every friggin day mother hen runs amuck, while all chicken's beady eyes appear awestruck drawing particular agitation, irritation, perturbation... of Punxsutawney (Doctor) Phil (well grounded) woodchuck, the latter glaring at henpecked yours truly rifled tail feathered rooster, whether communicating nonverbal sympathy towards me, a garden variety Gallus gallus domesticus dumbstruck, who doth make feeble attempt albeit without explaining rhyme or reason poetic, plaintive, pathetic... cluck, regarding doomed pyrrhic victory against incessant cackling more fowl...

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My friend Tammy has a merry smile Fun, big-hearted, colorful style We always sit and chat awhile Her laughter can echo for miles We're enthusiastic football fans For our favorite team we'll take a stand Over coffee-and, we'll share our plans For dinner, family, pots and pans So please excuse this silly rhyme I just wanted to take the time To give a shout-out to...

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Sometimes it's hard to be a Prime Minister Giving all your love to just one man (George Bush) You'll have bad times, and he'll have good times Doin' things that you don't understand But if you love him, you'll forgive him Even though he's hard to understand And if you love him, oh be proud of him 'Cause after all he's...

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I miss you so much that words cannot say. I carry your memory, your love with me each and every day. I miss your happy face in every situation, always. I'm sitting in your favorite place with the fire ablaze. I'm glad your not in pain. I miss you so much that sometimes i cry. I was lucky to have someone like you in my life. You...

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Tammy owns a lot of dogs, she has fourteen. She has more dogs than anybody I've ever seen. She has Miniature Pinschers, Chihuahuas and Pit Bulls. She also recently acquired two Jack Russells. Tammy had a Jack Russell named Rosie that she lost last year. Rosie died or was stolen, what happened isn't exactly clear. There is one thing that's easy...

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Tammy Carper is the best friend that I've ever had. She takes care of me and that makes me glad. She's nice to everybody who she meets. Everybody loves her because she's sweet. She took care of my pets while I was hospitalized and that was kind. Just having her for a best friend, gives me peace of mind. Mom liked...

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This is my tribute to Tammy Faye, a woman so strong in every way. Her faith is her foundation, that stable ground, that gives her strength, and never lets her down. Her walk with Christ, each day she profess, and just like Him, society put her to the test. Such love she shows through tear filled eyes, and never gives in, to...

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Her name is Tammy Faye She was once married to Jim. They built a successful ministry Till trusted friends did them in. They spread the word, of the Lord They ministered to those in need. They lifted the spirts of millions They spread the gospel seed. Her personality, vivacious Her talent sings to your heart. Her style, somewhat audacious That's what sets her apart. My God have...

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