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Poem Details | by Emile Pinet |
Categories: child, funny, imagery, imagination,

A Donkey Spy

Meet Dorothy the donkey she has a weird googly eye, when she’s staring straight at you you will either laugh or cry. For you see, whenever she seems to be gazing ahead, her crazy googly eye is looking to her side instead! If you think she can't see you, you forgot her googly eye; hard to believe, but it's true, some say she's a donkey spy. With her googly eye, oh my! (Rhyme) 8/21/2015

Poem Details | by James Edward Lee Sr. |
Categories: analogy, animal, food, funny, metaphor, poetry,

Donkey Horse Hen Rooster On the Lamb Chickens Leap Fly Jump Popeye's Chicken For Lunch

There once was a donkey
He was married to a horse
Donkey was to stubborn
So the donkey got a divorce

Cleaver was the ways of the hen
She married a bucking rooster
He took her by the wing then
Tried to seduced her

Don't want no green eggs N ham
Don't want to go on the lamb
I am, I am horsey running away
Chickens can't fly they may leap and jump
Think I'm gonna have Popeye's Chicken for lunch, :) ha! ha! Ha!

4/11/18
WRITTEN BY JAMES EDWARD LEE SR.


Poem Details | by Clifford Villalon |
Categories: animal, farm, funny,

Donkey of Your Eye

Donkey in the farm, strong hoofs romping
Wonky when you charm, long spoofs hooting

Donkey standing as you stare, shy when you dare
Teeth grinning as you glare, dry when you blare

Sweet and gentle that sire, donkey of your eye
Lifeguard under fire, wise and clean with your lye

Poem Details | by Viv Wigley |
Categories: humor,

Flying Donkey

I'm only supposed to eat carrots
and carry large loads for no pay,
so winching me up the Cathedral
was not in my plans for the day.
The crowd below seemed quite excited
as over their heads I shot past,
till the zip wire could bear me no longer
then it was my turn to kick ***.
To say I was grateful to those folk
who cushioned my fall, there's no doubt.
So I left them a gift for their rose beds- I hope that it all washes out.

Poem Details | by Brian Davey |
Categories: funny, humorous, imagery,

Donkey Kong

Bounced checks the world collects,
on fantasies of their own account...

Rubber necks strain to be next,
Hi Ho Silver on a Jack *** they mount...


Poem Details | by Anna Makoujy |
Categories: funny,

Dancing To the Tune of the Donkey

The once was a lass with no class.
She was the world's biggest horse's ***.
Yet the irony remains,
that the girl with all the brains, 
listened to the lass with no class.

Poem Details | by Paula Goldsmith |
Categories: animal, giggle, humor, uplifting, voice, word play, world,

The Donkey vs The Tiger

Hold on to your many stripes Before you blow out your pipes I can hear you loud and clear Stop acting so cavalier Cool off then ride on one of the bikes

Poem Details | by April Lee |
Categories: funny love,

Jenky Donkey

My donkey is Jenky 

I knew from the start. 

I tried not to love him 

but he stole my heart. 

Every morning he smile, 

Gently kiss my forehead. 

Coming rite back,

Every morning he said. 

An hour'd pass by,

Then maybe two. 

No sign of my donkey,

Do what do I do?

I look out my window, text donkeys phone.

No sign of my donkey, could donkey be gone?

He gave me his word,

No reason to lie. 

But donkey don't show,

N ape starts to cry. 

My donkey Is Jenky,

He tells me sweet lies. 

Forever I'll love him. 

Til the day donkey dies.

Poem Details | by Sierra Chen |
Categories: 1st grade, for her, fun, funny, work,

Donkey

Donkey


Should a donkey fail to perform
Simply
set the intention to
Let Her Go

Years of training her brain
A dunce’s hat 
title
“Clowning Achievement”
	
Tethered this donkey and a horse to a tree
Mates no mule, must 
let-her-go

A mighty prod in the back
Shows no betterment, must 
let-her-go, set-her-free

In point of fact
Set-Me-Free

Poem Details | by Bill Baker |
Categories: animal, confusion, farewell, food, funny, missing, relationship,

My Donkey

When my donkey does loudly bray.
Then I know he is out of hay.
I’ll bring a new bale,
And away he’ll sail.
I hope he’s not running away.

Poem Details | by Crystol Woods |
Categories: humor, silly, tiger,

Dentist Donkey


Came Tiger with sore, rotten teeth To Doc Donkey to get some relief “Smells like you've had treats, Just what did you eat?” Numbed Tiger said, “Ath, juth a pieth”

Poem Details | by Clive Culverhouse |
Categories: animal, fun, funny, games, humorous, nonsense, silly,

The Donkey Set The Table

the donkey set the table
but the table set was wonky

when the crane brought the game
and the mice brought the dice

the horses cooked the food
and the food they cooked in courses

the deer brought the beer
and the koala brought the cola

so an evening full of fun
promised fun for all the evening

then the tiger turned up later
but unfortunately with a cheetah




Poem Details | by Jim Healey |
Categories: anti bullying, humor,

The Tiger and the Donkey - A Fable for Our Time

The tiger at the creek growled "You shall not pass!"
The donkey said "Oh, come on. Don't be so crass.
I'm only here for a drink
and if you really think
you can stop me, I'll just kick your sorry a**!"

Poem Details | by Josehf Murchison |
Categories: anger, fun, funny, humor, humorous,

The Mirror and The Donkey

The Mirror and The Donkey Mirror, mirror, up on the wall. My attitudes the best of all. And if you want a real gas. You can kiss my big fat ***. By Josehf Lloyd Murchison

Poem Details | by Caren Krutsinger |
Categories: animal, humorous,

Donkey In My House

sort of kind of um have to say no my husband said.
I gave him a look that said "to me you are dead."
Putting my foot down, he said, my foot down.
the donkey heard him and gave him a kick and a frown.

he flew threw the air and landed outside in the muck.
you should not have done that I told my donkey Chuck.
Chuck threw back his head and gave me a loud loving bray.
I am in the house now, he told me, and I plan to stay.

This is when I realized I might have made a little mistake.
When I told the donkey he could leave the garden and gate.
I brought him inside, and he is now slumbering in our warm bed.
husband might have been right, we are now sleeping in the barn instead.