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They’re saying that Bloomberg is lacking
In stature, his shortness attacking.
…But better short man
…Than shortness of plan
For that, we should all send him packing.
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© Dennis Allen Lange, 2020.
Posted in Limericks, politics, tagged billionaire, candidate for president, Democrat, Dennis Allen Lange, height, liberal, limericks, Michael Bloomberg, poems, poetry, Shortness That Matters, stature on February 19, 2020| Leave a Comment »
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They’re saying that Bloomberg is lacking
In stature, his shortness attacking.
…But better short man
…Than shortness of plan
For that, we should all send him packing.
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© Dennis Allen Lange, 2020.
Posted in Limericks, My Poems, tagged A Valentine's Day Poem, autobiography, bard on the hill, bit her neck, Count Dracula, Dennis Allen Lange, ghost written, limericks, poems, poetry, sucked blood, vampire on February 14, 2020| Leave a Comment »
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The maiden by Count Dracula was bitten
And though lacking much blood she was smitten.
…She thought, “What the heck!”
…And offered her neck.
Her autobiography’s ghost-written.
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© Dennis Allen Lange, 2020.
Posted in Limericks, My Poems, politics, tagged Amy Klobuchar, bard on the hill, Bernie Sanders, Dennis Allen Lange, election, Elizabeth Warren, hatred, Hillary Clinton lost in 2016, House of Representatives, hypocrisy, impeachment, limericks, Michael Bennett, poems, poetry, political, politics, President Donald Trump, running for office, Senate, senators, votes on February 3, 2020| 1 Comment »
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Political! Impeach him, they’re saying
Including four senators staying
…To vote to remove
…The one they reprove,
Against whom they’re running and naying.
Hypocrisy much? More than a mere touch.
For Dems, though, their politics is such.
…For three years they plotted,
…By their hate besotted.
Their anger at losing remains much.
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© Dennis Allen Lange, 2020.
Posted in Limericks, My Poems, tagged assissted living, bard on the hill, cannot mend, dear friend, decline, declining, Dennis Allen Lange, Distant Deposit No Return, feeble, good, gray, limerick, living with relatives, nursing home, old age" >, poems, poetry, poor health, retirement center on January 13, 2020| Leave a Comment »
I think that I’ve now lost a dear friend
Who’s now past the point where he can mend.
…They took him away
…All feeble and gray
For young folks to care for till the end.
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photo by Michal Zacharzewski at https://www.rgbstock.com/photo/n3hzesC/Old+man
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© Dennis Allen Lange, 2020.
Posted in Limericks, My Poems, politics, tagged Antifa, bard on the hill, Brown Shirts, bruisers, Democratic Party, Dennis Allen Lange, fascists, hiding by wearing a mask, hood, Klu Klux Klan, left, liberals, limericks, losers, Murdercrats, Nazis, poems, poetry, thugs on November 3, 2019| Leave a Comment »
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The Brown Shirts, the Klu Klux – both losers,
And so is Antifa, the bruisers.
…They’re wearing a hood;
…They’re up to no good.
The Left is for those thugs excusers.
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photo by Carptrash – I, Einar Kvaran, took the picturePreviously published: none, CC BY-SA 4.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=80084419
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© Dennis Allen Lange, 2019.
Posted in Limericks, My Poems, politics, tagged bard on the hill, communists" >, Dennis Allen Lange, dictator, harsh, Kim Jong-un, lonely at the top, man, None Can Tell Him The Truth, North Korea, poems, poetry, United States of America, USA, yes men on September 27, 2019| Leave a Comment »
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Kim rules as an evil harsh master
Which will, in the end, bring disaster.
…His yes men must say,
…“We’ll beat USA.”
And lies will flow bigger and faster.
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© Dennis Allen Lange, 2019.
Posted in Limericks, My Poems, politics, tagged bard on the hill, British oil tanker, Dennis Allen Lange, enrichment, Iran The Great gnat, nuclear weapons, poems, poetry, Russian bear, seized two ships on July 23, 2019| Leave a Comment »
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Iran, are your brains even there?
Did you seize two ships on a dare?
…We’d blow you away
…Like wind blows the spray
Except that behind’s you a bear.
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© Dennis Allen Lange, 2019.
Posted in Limericks, My Poems, tagged army, bard on the hill, crossing the Delaware, death rate, Dennis Allen Lange, general, George Washington and Smallpox, immunity, inoculate, limericks, poems, poetry, primitive, pus, vaccinate on June 29, 2019| Leave a Comment »
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Of vaccinate, Washington said, “No!”
Emphatic he was. “Out you go
…If as soldiers you do,
…Then as soldiers you’re through!”
But he changed his mind, ending woe.
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Vaccination was primitive in Washington’s time. Pus from
a smallpox victim was put into a wound to inoculate
another, giving them (for the most part) a slight case of
smallpox and immunity, though a few even died. When
Washington changed his mind and had his army inoculated,
the death rate in his army associated with smallpox went
from 160 out of 1000 to 3 of 1000.
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© Dennis Allen Lange, 2019.
Posted in Limericks, My Poems, tagged bard on the hill, Bleeding, Brainfall, broken bones, bruises, bumps, confusion, contusion, Dennis Allen Lange, falling down, fatal, head, hemorrhage, injuries, limericks, minor, poems, poetry, shiner, stroke on June 1, 2019| Leave a Comment »
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A bump on the head caused confusion,
An inner and outer contusion.
…The outer was minor,
…Not more than a shiner.
The inner brought life to conclusion.
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We worry about broken bones from falls and the bruises we can
see, but it is what we cannot see that may prove to be the worst.
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© Dennis Allen Lange, 2019.
Posted in Limericks, My Poems, Sports, tagged bard on the hill, basketball, casket, center, gasket, greatest, hall of fame, height, legend, Los Angeles Lakers, NBA, Philadelphia 76ers, poems, poetry, rebounder, records, San Francisco Warriors, sports, tall, the Stilt, Wilt Chamberlain on May 28, 2019| Leave a Comment »
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His height made him great ’round the basket.
But sadly, poor Wilt blew a gasket.
…Dismayed by his death,
…We all held our breath –
Would Chamberlain fit in a casket?
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© Dennis Allen Lange, 2019.