Wee Poems - Poems about Wee

P. Mauriat Eldon she spoke his name for all to remember.His name means basso with the augmentative suffix -one. Her belief was that he was Italian. She spoke of him with a Peking Duck inspired meatloaf with brown rice and cabbage. I love his tone and suttle temperament.Echolocation used to create his image.She spoke...

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there was a young Irish lad named Jack who bragged about his size in the sack he met Sarah one day for a roll in the hay she said you’re a wee man and that’s a fact ...

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SITTING IN A QUIET LAKEFRONT PARK LOOKING AT PICTURES OF MY MOTHER IN THE DARK THE ILLUMINATION OF VIVID MEMORIES CREATE A SPARK A TRUE HISTORICAL MILESTONE EXCURSION LANDMARK SHEDDING A RARE TEAR, BUT CALMLY SANE LOOKING AT PICTURES OF MY DAD AS IT BEGINS TO RAIN WISHES AND REGRET CAN CAUSE SUCH IMMEASURABLE PAIN I GET SHEDDING SNAKESKIN HANDS TRYING...

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All through the dark night When the world is so quiet I will touch you and hold you In the wee small hours I remember each touch When I am with you But the times I remember are In the wee small hours I will always remember you You are my one true love As we lie together as one In the wee small...

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Fearless plus unfiltered, Brazent also bold, Wouldn't ever listen, Couldn't be told. Caring and loyal, Full of cheek, Made you laugh, Every single week. Love and hate, In one day, Wouldn't have him, Any other way. Hearts left broken, Tears forever run, You'll always be, Our number one. Shining his light, Throughout the sky, The brightest star, Our wee Kye....

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"Wee Wee Us" Hats off And shoes too To her attributes Foto frozen features Feet in digital Motion Let me count The ways That This little Piggy went To market but I just want Her to come All the way home...

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WEE WILLIE BO By Tony Adamo... In the heart of the Delta, where the Mississippi flows, Wee Willie Bo, a soulful storyteller, arose. Twelve-bar phrases, a blues rhythm so fine, Blue notes whisper secrets, like aged wine. From sharecropper roots, his journey took hold, in the fields of hard labor, he crafted his plan to unfold. With John Hurt’s...

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Willy Wee Walldorf warbled wonderfully We watched Willy’s whacky warbling, willingly Waketa Wobblemaster wiggled wondrously While weird Wormy Wishman watched wistfully....

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I knew a wee man with a claim to fame Who was on stage, Wee Willy was his name He could do the splits As well as high kicks But wearing a kilt put his name to shame. One doesn't need to explain reasons why All is revealed when he kicks his legs high What’s out on display It swings either way, Some...

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It's time to relate a story About a wee man and his kilt, How he obtained this garment Made out of tartan quilt... He was born in a leprechaun village. He grew much taller than the rest. His leprechaun IQ was a dram too short But his highland fling was the best! None of his peers could fathom it out. Why was he so...

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[Picture prompt#2:] Wee Winnie Whistle, arms full of thistle, To welcome the town's Garden Officials. Come here to honor Wee Winnie, For helping so many, Bring gardens to life from artificial! Before Winnie Wee came initially, All gardens were artificial, you see? So with her green thumb, She changed every one, To living gardens that bring so much glee!...

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My itty bitty brother Billy Was sometimes funny sometimes silly Tried to stand on his head But got racked up instead So now he has to ice his willy...

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Wee Willie Winkie is a wayward child who's run amok. He goes galivanting through town with his friend, Chuck Sneaking out through the window almost every night He's the leader of a local gang that rumbles for a fight Willie's not the studious kind. He's flunking out of school Skipping class, hiding out in the john, thinking he's cool Chasing cats...

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Wee Willie Winkie ran through the town, upstairs and downstairs, in his nightgown. The ladies were aghast at what was on display; they went into a tizzy, which caused some disarray. Complaints were made to Burghers, Mayors, one and all; (in truth, though, Wee Willie was a little small). But rules are rules, and rude is rude; so Willie’s now in...

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There once was a guy named Hockely, who always boasted quite cockily; That he would pass enough gas, you would have to wear a mask, anytime he ate cheese and broccoli. ...

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