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Tag Archives: Humour

Regrets

Last night I just couldn’t get to sleep. I tossed and turned all night, cause Santa Claus is coming soon, which fills me with great fright. You see, I’ve done some things this year that now — I sure regret, and thinking of those things I’ve done is making me now fret. I think I’llContinue reading “Regrets”

Posted byAJMcGregorApril 1, 2020Posted inUncategorizedTags:children’s poetry, humor, Humour, regrets, Santa Claus poetry2 Comments on Regrets

The Missing Bone

My dog has dug a great, big hole; he wants to hide his bone. His tail is wagging happily — he thinks that he’s alone. I see him drop his bone inside; he thinks it won’t be found. But I intend to take that bone when Spotty’s not around. Soon Spot will dig the gardenContinue reading “The Missing Bone”

Posted byAJMcGregorMarch 31, 2020Posted inUncategorizedTags:children’s poetry, dog poems, humor, HumourLeave a comment on The Missing Bone

The Lonely Meatball

One meatball sits upon my plate, a lonely, little guy. His meatball friends have gone away; I’ll bet he knows not why. The noodle hill was washed right down by my huge glass of milk. The sauce was sure the deepest red, so rich — and smooth as silk. This meatball is the lucky one;Continue reading “The Lonely Meatball”

Posted byAJMcGregorMarch 30, 2020Posted inUncategorizedTags:children’s poetry, humor, Humour, meatballs8 Comments on The Lonely Meatball

Big Nose

My brother told me yesterday that if I tell a lie, my nose will grow and get just huge and so I’d best not try. I’ve thought of nothing else since then and sure am feeling sad because I’ve finally realized — I just can’t trust my dad!

Posted byAJMcGregorMarch 29, 2020Posted inUncategorizedTags:children’s poetry, humor, Humour, nose poemsLeave a comment on Big Nose

The Doubter

There was a boy who liked to doubt whatever teachers talked about. He doubted two and two was four; he doubted three and three was more. He raised an eyebrow when he heard the ostrich is the biggest bird. He disbelieved that some squirrels fly; he said it was a great big lie. He doubtedContinue reading “The Doubter”

Posted byAJMcGregorMarch 28, 2020Posted inUncategorizedTags:children’s poetry, humor, Humour, school poems2 Comments on The Doubter

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