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Grandmother Word Play Poems

These Grandmother Word Play poems are examples of Word Play poems about Grandmother. These are the best examples of Word Play Grandmother poems written by international poets.


Premium Member Little Miss Muffet
Little Miss Muffet loved her curds and whey,  
give me a box of cereal with cold milk and I will be on my way....

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Categories: word play, children, fun, nursery rhyme,



Premium Member When Ocean Dries Up Will Be a Bad Plight
When Ocean Dries Up Will Be A Bad Plight


In that old house something seemed not right,
the hammer hits the nail right on the head.

The moon...

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Categories: word play, art, ocean, philosophy, spoken

Premium Member Dying To Dye Her Hair
She was dying to grow up
So she could dye her hair like her grandma
Grandma dyed her hair to match her dresses
Every Sunday at church- lavender,...

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Categories: word play,

Premium Member Acrostic M a N N A
M iracles of life
A bundant each day
N ew every morning
N ature..divine
A ppearing by grace


More@ Mt 6:11 & Ex 16:15...

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Categories: bible, grandmother, word play,

Premium Member All Gone
Time is a funny thing,                    ...

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Categories: word play, funny, memory, time, today,



Premium Member Pareidolia
Pareidolia you just come and go,                   ...

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Categories: word play, books, crazy, funny, humorous,

Elderly Team Work
Pa could not bend over to the stove like he should
The wood is too heavy for Ma is understood 
To ease this plight
And make it...

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© Pat Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: grandfather, grandmother, word play,

Ode To the Bay of Eloise
She is whipping winds.

Salt,
washing over my hair, eyes, skin.
Numbingly cold waters,
as if just unfrozen,
spilling into, refreshing
the Bay.

She hosts,

An eroded map
Of webbed and pebbled paths.
Barnacle scattered
grit.
Rolling...

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Categories: word play, grandmother, love, nostalgia, ocean,

Last-Minute Autumn
 dodoitsu series (rhymed) 

Winter is taking the reins
speeding past days of autumn -
Jack Frost smears the windowpanes
forefingers and thumb.

You who have no house to...

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Categories: word play, 11th grade, home, winter,

Premium Member Summers Eve
~Summer’s Eve ~


I am a woman!
I am proud-

I am everything you want. 
Plus more
The adoring wife,
A beautiful mother, 
A grandmother a granddaughter 
A daughter, a...

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Categories: word play, beautiful, grandmother, mothers day,


Book: Reflection on the Important Things