Jingle Poem by Valsa George
Jingle
Do not simply diddle
For life may pass in a twinkle
Hardly any time to dawdle
In life, joy and sorrow mingle
Before your powers dwindle
Enjoy it willful
As a child toying with shingles
For a change, play on the fiddle
And on your toes twiddle
Or go for a walk with your poodle
Or write an idyll
That could even be a doodle
Life which is a riddle
Is never a puddle
For you to muddle
But is to cuddle
Let it ring with a jingle
Even when you are single
Life is a thick jungle Crossing it's not so simple Let your walk be nimble Face it with a twinkle. Beautiful poem full of life with great rhyme. It made me juggle a little. Thank you.
Do not simply diddle For life may pass in a twinkle.. Beautiful composition and enjoying it with wilful mood brings us closer towards essence of each beautiful words expressed. Really very nice poem shared. Heart touching. Excellent.10.
beautiful as always...the last line even if you are single...i feel singles enjoy more and life there rings with a jingle...lol....
Very true, this life is so unpredictable that none can draw an inference to it. At the end of all this will move in it's own way. Hence............... let it ring............... with a jingle. you have no control ! ! !
This is really a beautiful poem ringing sweet in the ear. Lap up the opportunities of life, and so I take the opportunity to savour this poem.
WONDERFUL monorhyming poem that captured my heart! Enjoyed it, Valsa!
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
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Adorably cute! And very astute, Great sounds you did mingle, That made readers tingle We went you to know it, And thank you, dear Poet!
This response is amazing! The beauty lies in the fact that you could write it in the twinkle of a second! Thank you Sandra!