The Impossible Poem Poem by P.D. Turner

The Impossible Poem



I have a friend called myrtle,
Who really liked a turtle?
That was coloured purple,
Jumping over a hurdle,
Running in a great big circle.

And began to whinge,
She didn't have a syringe,
To put in an orange,
She wanted to tinge.

Myrtle has a friend called Wilbur,
Who went all of a quiver?
At putting in a water filter,
In his great teapot of silver.

But he got over it in a month,
Almost really quickly at once,
Thinking he was a dunce,
Ending with some terrible grunts!

Monday, September 8, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: Humour
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This is my experiment in rhyming rhymes that don't rhyme
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