Grandpa Vernon's Poems

Bat

Whirling furball takes its flight
In my bedroom, in the night
I awakin, Grandma's quakin'.
Won't somebody light a light?
It's no use to try to hide,
Open all the doors up wide
Take the boom, swat the lout
In the dustpan, throw him out.
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All poems.

  • 'Twas Long Ago One Summer Eve
  • A Muse Can Be Eighty-Five Years Old
  • A Single Boy
  • A Tall Story
  • A habit that is funny
  • A little green frog
  • A wealth of friends!
  • Above the trees and out of reach
  • All about toads
  • All the years when you were free
  • Bat
  • Bay 6--a toast
  • Beauty
  • Bed Time Story
  • Beneath the Oak Trees
  • Canada
  • Christmas and the Flowers
  • Cynic
  • Friends
  • Two toasts

Links.

  • Grandpa Vernon's poems on Facebook
  • Rebecca's website
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