Whoopi Poems | Examples


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Premium Member The Sister’s Act

it was wilder

than Whoopi Goldburg

in the movie

 

until it hit me

she was me

 

trying to commune

 

my little white ass

into a nightmare

 

don’t spring that on me

“holster hips!”  

 

nun, penguin

comedy

 

and all the good

stuffings

Premium Member Ministers of Truth

Each time Trump says the country’s a wreck,
they go out to the roads to inspect.
If Woody Woodpecker
had had a fact checker,
they’d be feeling his feathers to check.

On The View though, they all get a pass
when Whoopi cushions spew forth their gas.
Trump will jail your miscarriage,
end interracial marriage,
and lock up his opponents en masse.

Premium Member Oopsi Whoopi Act Two

Oh, my Oopsi Whoopi
Has gone obscene.
She ran her big trap.
Can't keep her act clean.
She's angered a man.
Whose name is Aldean.
The Rumors say Oopsi
May lose a lot of green.


Premium Member Oopsy Whoopi

OH, MY Oopsy Whoopi,
has done it again.
Stuck her foot in her mouth,
clear up to her shin.
They said let it go,
but she is chagrin.
You know Oopsy Whoopi
Will Say Anything.
Although Oopsy Whoopi,
May Claim Innocence.

Premium Member Delores Van Cartier

She was a terrible lounge bar singer,
had a boyfriend who was a mob gangster;
bang, bang and a man fell dead,
freaking out Delores fled;
for protection she said bye to glamour.

She was hid in a convent as a nun,
and this is where this comedy gets fun;
as a girl born Catholic,
I enjoyed this nun frolic;
she saves the convent and the choir rotten.

_______________________
February 28, 2018


Poetry/Limerick/Delores Van Cartier
Copyright Protected, ID 18-1000-161-01
All Rights Reserved.  Written Under Pseudonym.


Inspiration-  Sister Act, Musical Comedy, 
starring Whoopi Goldberg as Sister Mary Clarence
a.k.a.  Delores Van Cartier, Lounge Singer

Written for the contest, Favorite Comedy Movie
sponsor, Alexis Y

First Place

Premium Member Zack Vol 6 Page 6

Page 5


With the body in the wagon
Me and Doc rode through the town
looking up and down the street
not a soul was left around

The Doc gave out a chuckle
"These superstitious fools
They might as well pull this wagon
they're as bright as this old mule"

We reached the edge of town
there I spied a big ole hill
In the moonlight I saw crosses
as I felt a sudden chill

All theses wooden crosses 
not a headstone in the lot
They looked to be quite recent
which gave me food for thought

"Doc, it seemed you had more death here
was it plague or like tonight"
The Doc just looking forward
with glowing eyes, and lips shut tight

It was a little erie, 
riding up that graveyard hill
and we rode up to a spot
were the old mule now stood still

I jumped out of the wagon
but the Doc kept sitting there
"Are you all right" I asked him
He just turned his head and stared


To be continued
Whoopi Kyoooooooooooooo!


Favorite Movie Scene(Ghost)

I Love This!!
From Ghost with Patrick Swazey, Whoopi Goldberg, and Demi Moore


Patrick is a ghost and is after his best friend that had him killed..

Call it just deserts or poetic justice; Patrick figures out how to get revenge on his best friend 
turned betrayer, thief and murderer. His best friend's cronies come looking for their money 
and he does not have it due to Patrick double crossing him out of the money, earlier. His 
murderer is killed and lying dead in the street when hades opens up before Patrick's eyes and 
releases demons to take him kicking and screaming to hades.
After hades captures his prey, a bright light from heaven opens the portal to carry Patrick to 
his eternal rest on high. 


For the best movie scene contest.

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