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Twiddle Poems - Poems about Twiddle


Twiddle and Fiddle De De
In response to Jack Ellison Twiddle and Fiddle De De When the winks will twiddle Around you have to fiddle, And if they get in your way Will be full of much dismay; May end up caught in middle. James Horn...

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Categories: twiddle, humorous,
Form: Limerick
Twiddle My Thumbs and Tap My Toes
Attention's gone Doesn't seem like there's anything going on. Sitting around Trying to find something to fill this time I've found. Frustrations show I could've been more productive today, I know. But instead I think I'll spend the rest of the day in bed. Who needs motivation when there's nothing else to do? Where's the inspiration when there's nothing driving you? I guess the lack...

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Categories: twiddle, humorous, hyperbole, irony, time,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Tweedle-Dum and Twiddle-Dee-Dee
Tweedle-dum and twiddle-dee-dee! Fiddle-faddle and fiddle-dee-dee! Now who can make sense of that silly verse? Now that I think on it, I've written much vurse! Robert L. Hinshaw, CMSgt, USAF, Retired (c) All Rights Reserved...

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Categories: twiddle, humorous, parody,
Form: Couplet
Twiddle Twaddle
Oh twiddle twaddle Said the  duck with a waddle I fell off the rock With a bump... On my head  Where a feather once laid I now have a very big lump Sing to hey diddle diddle...

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Categories: twiddle, kids,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Two Twiddle Dees Part 2
My brothers and sisters, the twiddle dee, Can very well be, you and me, If within, our minds we stray And don’t find our narrow way! The old man of the mind, Can never find, Love’s kind, It’s not of his mind! Jesus said lose the old self, Un till nothing is left, To lose the old kind, is to find, Love’s kind! The soul sprang forth, From...

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Categories: twiddle, allegory, inspirationalold, love, old,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member The Two Twiddle Dees Part 1
There are two twiddle dees, Of the mind you see, Who see and don’t see as a Pharisee, And a Sadducee! Theses Twins, Of sin, Crop up in life, again and again, They don’t go in, And remain in their sin, And from their heart, Remain apart! They come from the bad college, The tree of the divided knowledge! One is in power, the other is not, The ploy...

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Categories: twiddle, allegory, inspirational
Form: Rhyme

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