There goes in full form Mr.Parker
Leading his dog who is a great barker
Off they go to the chicken hotel where he over-ate
Just to be brought home by his dog in loaded state
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| From cartoonstock My neighbor name is Mr.Covet Had yesterday wrote his bequeath The riches to his sons and a letter to his wife " Why dont you join me in my afterlife?" |
Lots of Laughter and Poets United
Clever. So funny! Love the dog "who is a great barker". And the riches to the sons and the invite to his wife...funny - unless you happen to be the wife, hee hee:)
ReplyDeleteCute! I love clerihews!
ReplyDeleteI am not familiar with this form.
ReplyDeleteThis is cute.
Pamela
I laughed aloud with this one. So funny that most went the humorous route. For this I am glad. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLOL!! that was fun and it is clever if you can make one laugh :) here you did it!!
ReplyDeleteha..ha..Beautiful..Enjoyed very much.
ReplyDeleteThe explanation above is very helpful.
Hello!
ReplyDeleteI have come over here via Gaurang's blog and wow... those are cute li'l verses with a touch of humor in every lines... keep up the good work my friend... i enjoyed the read and definitely following..^^
Good day!!!:)
~Kelvin
Clerihews are so cute! I've seen them before but had forgotten. :)
ReplyDeleteNice to visit your blog and to find some smiling and happiness in your words!!!
ReplyDeleteVery nice.
Eileen :)
Clever play on words!
ReplyDeleteteehee... super cute!! The form and your poem! :)
ReplyDeleteI simply couldn't resist the temptation :)
Here sat sweet and pretty Polly
With her chubby li'l pink dolly
She pinched it hard, it cried in pain
And she wished it were her sister Jane
@all Thanks for your comments!
ReplyDelete@Kavitha
lol...hope her sister did not read her mind.Nice one.Thanks for playing!
perfect forum.
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing.
Thank you Jingle!
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