Word Doodling Poem by Tom Billsborough

Word Doodling



Pigs will consume pigswill. Will you?
Larks lark in the blue yonder.
I ponder.
Matter matters. Water splatters.
Pitter patters. Rain reigns
Except on desert plains,
And Arabella raises her pink umbrella.
Whilst home on the range
Buffalos cook. Or are cooked, Oh dear!
A deer's kin I call Venison,
Strong meat only Scots eat in Glen Morriston.
Cows could chew cuds producing Methane.
Me? Thane? No, me King of the castle,
So no hassle from you, matey.
I'm King and I'm well read, I said.
Not true, said Ted, Yer jest a big head, Fred.
Off with his head, I cried!

Sunday, February 26, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: humor
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
JUST A FEW SILLY DOODLES, FOLKS
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Wes Vogler 04 March 2017

Word association problems inevitably get me into trouble with Donna

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Wes Vogler 04 March 2017

I would suspect eaten after rather a heavy meal

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Annette Aitken 27 February 2017

Doodle poodles with the noodles oh no its catching lol Catch Plenty of chuckle factor lol

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Tom Billsborough 27 February 2017

oodles of it. Have a go, Annette. Anything that comes to mind! It's silly but it's fun and, as you say, catching! Cat Chin. Whoops, Mr P is due his next chin tickle. Oh he's so fickle and I'll be in a pickle! Oh dear.

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