My grandma lives at the airport, We go and get her now and then, But when we’ve kept her long enough We have to take her back again.
Entries from May 2026 ↓
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My Grandma Lives At The Airport
May 25th, 2026 — Poems for Children, Quickies
Daddy’s Little Helper
May 24th, 2026 — Hunting / Fishing / Nature
As Jake and his son were driving one night Around in a Texas state park They happened upon a Texas game warden Broke down and alone in the dark. Old Jake decided that he’d rub it in To a man that he’d grown to dislike. So he stopped and he said to the government man, […]
Lamborghini
May 23rd, 2026 — Growing Older
The salesman saw the two walk in Carrying a brown paper sack. The woman wore a brand new hat, The price tag hanging from the back. “We came to buy a car,” they said, And they began to look around. The salesman thought of wasted time And couldn’t quite suppress a frown. The man walked […]
Christmas Make-Believe
May 22nd, 2026 — Christmas Poems
I remember when the manger scene Was real as it could be. I’d gaze at it for hours Beneath our Christmas tree. I would babysit for Mary So that she could get some rest, And place the wise men and the shepherds Where they could see the best. I fed all of the animals, The […]
Dad’s Hammock
May 21st, 2026 — Poems for Children
Dad’s hammock is a dangerous thing, More dangerous than my brother’s bike. It lets me know when I climb on That I’m one thing it doesn’t like. Just when I think I’m safe on top, It turns and twists and spins around. It gets my legs all tangled up, And then it dumps me on […]

