Hardy Poems - Poems about Hardy

Oliver often scolded Hardy, on a point of which he was Never tardy.! They had to have 'their daily fix' if not hourly? They were like two cats on Hot bricks! Their made up mayhem, garnered them gold, it was their milk and honey A hit; 'they sold.' Rich and famous, through their tears and quarrels, old Hardys kicks Stanley, made...

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whimpering sniveling pout mopey face bo ohwe-ohwe whine scratching his head mopey face I was here with me ...

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Novelist Thoma Hardy also poetized with simplicity Acclaimed for a narrative sweep unlike his novels dark&deep...

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~ Limerick-style ~ Hardy-har-har returned from a bar After drinking what he could drink He didn't get far Fire devoured his car Leather seats finished Har-har's first cigar...

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Laurel and Hardy Stan Laurel Playing clumsy funny squirrel Babble utter nonsense. Wakes up to enjoy sleep intense. Oliver Hardy ...

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Stan Laurel thinks he can sing in reality he warbles His best buddy Hardy slaps him quiet Before he can start another riot. Oliver Hardy Is usually farty so he abstains from drink Gormless Laurel slurps Manhattans all night Warbling and singing without stage fright. Clerihew 2 Poetry Contest Enter Contest Sponsored by Joseph May 30/09/2021...

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lord all it takes for us to know with the crack of the vicious wipe entangled with sharp razor blades just one hardy blow to break the naked backs of captured Africans with their hands tied to a tree shall break the spirit and the soul of the Black Man that we shall know his true African name...

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Thunder never felt louder The wind at their backs, Their tails streaming They run in full out glory Penny Hardy’s horses Bringing appreciative glances A feeling of reverence following their tracks As they dash neck to neck The horses of the plains Sharing their love and light Bringing a feeling of love to the ones Who have discovered them for the first time Maybe...

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an interlude of ecstasy clings& possesses the eternal with love& inflames thereby to enslave the wonder of the unknown helps fathom ...

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Simon Hardy. Simon Hardy. Resilience is his hidden name... STRENGTH in his softness, Never misses a chance to speak a kind word, Even though he is most often in terrible pain. He has found a kind of fairness in his serenity. Most of us never get there -- We just can't get our heads to believe, That there is no injustice in the Universe... But...

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Weeds flourish on parched ground Choke off the mantle of verdant lawns Shoot up through cracks in hard cement Strangle delicate flowers' ascent Weeds are hardy warriors Who every battle are destined to win ~ To...

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Nope!, this aint a (non) commercial Christmas plug for ye, nonetheless, a greeting of joie de vivre buttressed with (wreath) in this ole foreign nicked saint wannabe awash with spiritual ...

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A Scene from Laurel and Hardy Like a scene from Laurel and Hardy, Slapstick and comical beyond belief. Legs dangle from bedroom window, His head stuck, shouting for pain relief. You’d swear it was Buster Keaton, Or Charlie Chaplin in farcical capers. Poor chap trying to rescue my keys, Cruel observer sent a pic to the papers. Harold Lloyd could play lead...

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Always count the cost, be quicker country bumpkins can be slicker. Dare-devil journeys should be fun; use good sense, don’t just hit and run. Go for the gold, here’s the kicker - When you go, stay off the liquor; save a death watch for your vicar. Don’t think that it’s your way or none, always count the cost. Decide what you want; don’t...

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In March 1918 the Germans advanced so quick and clean The Western Front was burst open as had not before been seen And the British Army was in retreat So they pushed the Australians into the frontline gap so neat When the Diggers moved on up as fast as they could track To hold the German advancing onslaught back When...

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