New Classic Poems – Contemporary Verse That Rhymes
New Classic Poems – Contemporary Verse That Rhymes
New Classic Poems – Contemporary Verse That Rhymes
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<strong>New</strong> <strong>Classic</strong> <strong>Poems</strong><br />
Just For Fun<br />
Plain Vanillanella<br />
Neil Harding McAlister<br />
A cry ascends from beach to seaside villa <strong>–</strong><br />
O wretched ice cream stand, so soon sold out! <strong>–</strong><br />
“The only thing that’s left is plain vanilla!”<br />
Why can’t he keep in stock, that big gorilla,<br />
The flavors that we cannot live without<br />
A cry ascends from beach to seaside villa.<br />
He cares for what we want not one scintilla,<br />
And now we’re faced with this, a dreadful drought.<br />
The only thing that’s left is plain vanilla.<br />
Must we decamp to far-away Manila<br />
To find the flavors we are mad about<br />
A cry ascends from beach to seaside villa.<br />
Alas and woe, ‘tis true, my dear Priscilla,<br />
It matters not how you may cry and pout.<br />
The only thing that’s left is plain vanilla.<br />
The children rage as angry as Godzilla,<br />
Perseverating as they whine and shout.<br />
A cry ascends from beach to seaside villa,<br />
“The only thing that’s left is plain vanilla!”<br />
Snoggle Sonnet<br />
Vincent W. Williams<br />
Creation snoggles all my deeper think,<br />
Associating this with sometimes that,<br />
As vainly I explore each logic link<br />
discovering the why of is and at.<br />
How nincompoople mad I'd grow to be<br />
if nothing ever led to something more,<br />
Or if each item that my brain could see<br />
were pompousness and puff and nothing for;<br />
If when were seldom ever, not were is,<br />
and nothing seen were all our eyes could view,<br />
How deeply clear while in a whirling diz<br />
would be my thoughts, and maybe I’d be you.<br />
So, just be happy things is as they am,<br />
And not the way they might be, honey lamb.<br />
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