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    Poems That Make You Smile
    Poems That Make You Smile
    Poems That Make You Smile
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    Poems That Make You Smile

    By Dale Stubbart

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    Poems that make you smile
    Poems that make you groan
    Poems that make you wonder
    Why you're reading them alone

    Poems that rhyme with rhythm
    Poems that simply don't
    Poems that to you make sense
    Poems that surely won't

    Who writes these poems anyway
    Whose mind has gone astray
    Just tell your tales the normal way
    I don't have time to play

    Poetry fans will like them
    Laureates will not
    Short stories added for a treat
    To thicken out the plot

    Poems that make you smile
    Poems that make you groan
    Poems that make you wonder
    Why you're reading them alone

    Original Poems and Short Stories including:
    Poems that Make you Smile
    Cracks
    Selfish Me
    Medicine Chest Fete
    Reason
    How to Talk Turkey
    Amber Honey
    Home Again Gnome Again
    The Larboard
    Crystallization
    Where No Dream has Gone Before
    An Orc Named O'Rourke
    Ode to a Roach
    The Gym Shoe Taxi

    Rating G; Reading Level Very Easy 4th Grade; Longest Word: Crystallization

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDale Stubbart
    Release dateMar 5, 2022
    ISBN9798201687052
    Poems That Make You Smile

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      Poems That Make You Smile - Dale Stubbart

      Poems That Make You Smile

      Dale Stubbart

      Published by Dale Stubbart, 2022.

      While every precaution has been taken in the preparation of this book, the publisher assumes no responsibility for errors or omissions, or for damages resulting from the use of the information contained herein.

      POEMS THAT MAKE YOU SMILE

      First edition. March 5, 2022.

      Copyright © 2022 Dale Stubbart.

      ISBN: 979-8201687052

      Written by Dale Stubbart.

      Contents

      Contents

      Poems that Make you Smile

      Cracks

      Selfish Me

      Medicine Chest Fete

      Reason

      How to Talk Turkey

      Amber Honey

      Home Again Gnome Again

      The Larboard

      Crystallization

      Where no Dream has Gone Before

      An Orc Named O’Rourke

      Ode to a Roach

      The Gym Shoe Taxi

      Dale Stubbart – Author, Poet

      Poems that Make you Smile

      POEMS THAT MAKE YOU smile

      Poems that make you groan

      Poems that make you wonder

      Why you’re reading them alone

      Poems that rhyme with rhythm

      Poems that simply don’t

      Poems that to you make sense

      Poems that surely won’t

      Who writes these poems anyway

      Whose mind has gone astray

      Just tell your tales the normal way

      I don’t have time to play

      Poetry fans will

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