Neilson Poems - Poems about Neilson

...Hooray for Captain Spaulding... though he played only a cameo role helping me secure corrective eyewear I sport mucho gratitude to all parties involved including the missus, cuz she needed to ......

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...No Roof For Reindeer The celebrated sailing frog from Montgomery County went a courtin, or so the tale iz toad to a grand ole mansion built around 1910, and e'en 'pon being razed ~2012 ah n......

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...Leslie Neilson Straight faced reveals a pun But what surely made him squirrely They wouldn't stop calling him Shirley Leslie Neilson Armed with wit and naked gun Genius buffoonery unparallele......

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...All In The Name Of "Progress" The wrecking ball long since demolished boyhood house zen located at 324 Level Road, a once nonagricultural, pastoral, rural residence, which soulful yen I call......

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...Zip pose zing the weather forecast donned wafted air fragrant with flowered flora visibility for miles if ether crystal clear, this high da way countless yards off the groun......

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...I have aka nicknamed myself super poet, Art-Revealer, Poetic Prince, you must know it. Please, do put some wood on the Fire and then gently stoke it. I am telling you that you will need to keep yo......

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...Couched in the concept of a well, (which supplied the water for faded glory of "Glen Elm)," my boyhood abode, another metaphorical attempt at writer's block - aid, ......

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...The wrecking ball long since demolished boyhood house zen located at 324 Level Road, a once rural residence, which soulful yen I called home since February 28th, 1968, when ......

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...February 28th, 1968 marked the date Boyce Brandon Harris (my octogenarian widower father) purchased a small tract of land Pooh would Winnie constituting shadowed sliver once hailing, hal......

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...parents or other nemesis with glare ring (smoke emitting nostrils), an idyll escape for this heir to the throne of the mountain king, (lion share of original tract kept by Donal......

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