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A Poet’s Knock-Knock Joke
Knock knock Who’s there? A man whose knock is the sound of a rose blooming, whose shadow is the weight of a heartbeat, whose path was predicted by the collision of stars. Who? Dom. Oh. Come in. —
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The Ducks In My Park
The ducks in my park make this sort of sound: e-OO-e-OO-e-OO HONK HONK! They’re like clowns honking horns on squeaky bicycles. Are they going to the circus do you think? I only ask because the clowns in my circus make this sort of sound: splash splash splash QUACK QUACK QUACK! — Illustration courtesy and copyright…
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The Maroon Baboon
A maroon baboon Marooned on the moon Wistfully wished For a moon balloon. “I’m marooned on the moon Too soon too soon,” Crooned the maroon baboon On a maroon bassoon. “If only I had a moon balloon I’d sail away on the wind of a tune I’d sail away from now until noon I’d sail…
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Amour No More
I heard this tragic poem, this tale of ‘amour’ or ‘love’ as more common people call it as it was carried upon a thin breeze. I was taking my midnight walk through the abandoned cemetery near my country estate and it struck into my heart. I knew I had to take a spade right there…
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Wild Boar
The angriest animal Is surely the boar Give it a prod And its temper will soar. But angrier still (And this is a warning) Is waking you up First thing in the morning. — Illustration courtesy and copyright of Jools Wilson. Thank you!