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Poem Details | by
Matthew Boyd-Howey |
Categories:
funny,
I can put things together
Sometimes I'm on what you wear
Sometimes on things
Sometimes I get stuck and you get mad at me
Its not often for me to break
I'm made out of metal
I'm a zipper
Poem Details | by
Deborah Burch |
Categories:
history, humorous, lost love,
Scarlett's Lament
Fiddlede-diddlede
Scarlett O'Hara, she
slew all the fellas--not
lifting a hand
'Cepting Rhett Butler proved
Incomprehensible
with, "Frankly, my dear, I
don't give a damn!"
©deborah burch
1.30.2013
Poem Details | by
David Siegel |
Categories:
humorous,
Incomprehensible! (A Brief Critique)
Monomaniacally, Thomas Sterns Elliot
wrote in The Waste Land a Lyrical Lay
Sadly for those of us hollow like other men
Incomprehensible! Take it away!
Poem Details | by
Gary Bateman |
Categories:
allegory, fun, hilarious, humorous, hyperbole, symbolism, vanity,
Trickster Extraordinaire
Eulen und Meerkatzen
Till Eulenspiegel
Medieval Clown
Fooled them all.
Mirrored people’s vanity
Physiognomonic
Judge of humanity
Wasn’t hard at all.
Gary Bateman, Copyright © All Rights Reserved,
June 8, 2016 (Double Dactyl)
Poem Details | by
Niels Blomberg |
Categories:
funny
Higgledy Piggledy
William Wordseeker
pins on the wall
all the words he has found.
He likes to say that his
lexicographical
treasure are now
erinaceously bound.
For the background of this rhyme:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J4VzuWmN8zY
Poem Details | by
David Siegel |
Categories:
humorous,
Semi-creatively, Ludwig von Bethovan
sat in his music room, sucking his thumb.
Heavens to Murgatroyd! After four symphonies
more could be asked of me? Da Da Da-Dum
Poem Details | by
Jason Talbott |
Categories:
fear, funny,
Fuzzily Wuzzily
Benjamin Gib-a-ney
Grew him a beard which was
Coming in fine.
Then he found out he had
Pogonophobia.
He can shave his, but he'd
Best not touch mine.
Poem Details | by
William Masonis |
Categories:
funny, history, imagination,
Piggable - Jiggable
Ivan the Terrible
Strangely proposed to
Elizabeth One.
Russian society,
Antiediluvian,
Made her refuse him
And spoil his fun.
Poem Details | by
Charles Mcdauel |
Categories:
funny, love, romance, satire,
Hearts to you-hearts to you
What can be said about
Valentines day that's not
been said before?
Only to say that I
love you so much that I
uncatagorically
gave up my whore.
Poem Details | by
Michael Degenhardt |
Categories:
children, funny, on writing and words,
Slippery Slappery
Rikki Tikki Tavi
Chased the snake
Down into the hole
Digging deeper
Much like a
Spelunker
He happened upon a mole.
Poem Details | by
Charles Mcdauel |
Categories:
funny, holiday,
Hap-i-ty Birth-a-day
many long years ago
then was a guy named Sid
born to his folks.
Now on this special day
everyone celebrates
incontrovertably
one of lifes jokes.
Poem Details | by
Corinne Curcio |
Categories:
funny
Hippety Hoppity
Willowby Wallaby
Bound for Austral-i-a
Land he called home
Hadn’t the money so
Aerodynamically
Rode on the wing, but then
Wound up in Nome
Double Dactyl written for The Contest of New Terrains by Matt Caliri
Poem Details | by
Ellissa Dewitt |
Categories:
funny, funny, funny,
I am fuuny
thats who am i
I am funny
Make u laugh n cry
I am funny
Do funny things
I am funny
I like to play with strings
I am funny
And i don't care
I look funny in my underwear
It's funny that im funny
Thats what i like to be
So lets be funny together
Be funny like me
Poem Details | by
Charles Mcdauel |
Categories:
funny, girlfriend-boyfriend, lost love,
Woe is me-woe is me
Romeo Montague
loved Julie Capulet
what e'er the cost,
but in the end it seems
lovers so torn between
interfamilial
fueds, can be lost.
Poem Details | by
Emile Pinet |
Categories:
10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, america, columbus day, humorous, imagery,
Bibbity Bobbity
Christopher Columbus
headed east, but instead
went west they said.
His nautical goal was
circumnavigation,
but North America
stomped that dream dead.
Hickory Dickory
Marion Morrison
crafted a cowboy name
to fan his flame.
His new handle, John Wayne
instantaneously
launched him as a star of
western film fame.
(Double Dactyl)
1/23/2021
Double Dactyl (Win For Paid Membership) Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: William Kekaula
Poem Details | by
Juliet Ligon |
Categories:
appreciation, art, child, childhood, funny, perspective, surreal,
Oodily doodily
Picasso's artistry
Subject analysis
Precisely wild
Juxtapositional
Rectangularity
Psychoanalysis:
Suppressed child
1/17/2021
Double Dactyl Contest
Sponsor: William Kekuala
Poem Details | by
Susan Finnis |
Categories:
fun, funny, political,
Higgledy-Piggledy
Forty-fifth president
Some think him marvelous;
Others a jerk.
Chasm political
Breached by consensus, his
Cosmetological
Routine needs work.
Poem Details | by
Reason A. Poteet |
Categories:
11th grade, humor, jealousy,
turkety, lurkety
Saul, king of Israel
green-eyed with envy shouts,
“I’ll cut your throat.”
groundless, irrational
obsessitivity.
David, the next king squeals,
“I cut your coat.”
January 4, 2020
Contest: 'Double Dactyl (Win For Paid Membership)'
Sponsor: William Kekaula
Poem Details | by
Subimal Sinha-Roy |
Categories:
art, film, funny,
Jiggery pokery
maestro Charlie Chaplin
on screen comic icon
amusing stamp.
Unreal acts turned art
verisimilitude
waggish movie journey
from ’Kid’ to ‘Tramp’.
January 15, 2021
Syllable count :6/6/6/4 (howmanysyllables.com)
Rhyme checked on RhymeZone.com
Contest : Double Dactyl (Win For Paid Membership)
Sponsor : William Kekaula
Poem Details | by
James Inman |
Categories:
humor,
Fraggily Grizzily
Vivian Wigglely,
wit in his poems is the
mark of his game.
Some of his words yet weep
vulnerability
Crying his sorrow, but,
what's with the name!
01/30/2021
Double Dactyl Contest
Hosted by: William Kekaula
Poem Details | by
Jeff Kyser |
Categories:
history, humorous,
Diggety Duggety
Emiline Richardson
Studied the Etruscans
Classically
Votive bronze objects, all
Archaeological:
What I dug up on her
Posthumously
Poem Details | by
Jeff Kyser |
Categories:
humorous,
Recipice Precipice
Carolyn Child would be
Mortified watching me
Cooking with joy and glee
Random ingredients
Thrown in a pot!
Hardly comestible
Near-indigestible
Never repeatable
Undefatigable
Principal requisite
Just make it hot!
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Not a pure double dactyl, but in the spirit of one…
Julia Carolyn Child is the person, I pronounce Ju-li-a,
but the syllable counter pronounces Jul-ya,
so I went with her middle name.