Holes I'Ve Known ....... [holes, Of Course! ; Humor/Humour; Medium Length] Poem by Bri Edwards

Holes I'Ve Known ....... [holes, Of Course! ; Humor/Humour; Medium Length]



I've known button holes and donut holes, but NO HOLES with buried treasure.
I've heard of deep space "black holes" which man may never measure.
There are some holes in human bodies, which I'm too polite to mention.
Holes are sometimes "eaten" in one's stomach, IF that "ONE" has too much tension.

Holes in mountains may be called craters, or maybe caves, or tunnels.
There are holes in some kitchen tools, including slotted spoons and funnels.
Swiss cheese has holes in it, and there can be treacherous potholes in a street.
I prefer the holes in cheese to those in streets, ‘cause cheese, not streets, I eat.

Keyholes are becoming less common …..as push buttons are (keyholes) replacing.
Through big holes in my wife's toast, the melting butter does go racing.
Woodpeckers peck holes in trees for their nests, where they raise their young.
After the dentist drills my decaying teeth, I can feel the holes with my tongue.

Someone who is deemed to be not-smart, may be said to have in his head a hole.
In my chest I think I have an empty space (or hole) , where others have a soul.
You'll want a hole to drain away the water, after washing the supper dishes.
BUT you won't want a hole in your boat's bottom, unless you wish to sleep.........with the fishes.

I could go on and on and on, to fill the holes in my intensely-boring day,
but a hole has opened in the clouds, ….and it's time for Bri to go out and play.

(June 2 + 16,2014)

Tuesday, June 17, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: humour
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
i was probably looking at some damn hole. it really wasn't an intensely-boring day(s) . you should (not) see all the butter my wife puts on her sourdough toast, fresh from the toaster oven. AND cheese (before it goes in the oven) ! bri :)
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Rosmin Elsa Mohan 24 June 2014

'twas so much fun to read... wow Bri! :)

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Savita Tyagi 18 June 2014

Very interesting. would fill a hole of anybody's day. Enjoyed.

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Chuy Amante 17 June 2014

HOL-Y u r, you hole-sum poet In a holed out pit real hot you'll go holehearted where you'll throw the spear or maybe just hole dit hole y cow I'll hole d my day job Ho Ho Ho

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Eugene Levich 17 June 2014

Holy Toledo! Thems is a whole lotta holes! A wholly funny poem!

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Noreen Carden 17 June 2014

Bri only you could write a poem about holes and make it funny and interesting

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