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Amusing poetry
by Gerald Bosacker


I AM SUPERGUEST

  I love to party  but  I’m depressed
 since  invitations seldom come.
 Don’t  people  know  I’m  super  guest,
 and hardly ever,  troublesome.
  Learned decorum from the start,
 my house breaking really shows.
 I say excuse me when I fart
 and turn my head,  to pick my nose.
  In groups, I listen so polite
 and laugh at jokes I’ve heard before
 
When parties drag into the night
 though I might nap,  I never snore.
   At meals, I always clean my plate
 and use my saucer when I smoke.
 I tell the cook, the food was great,
 although it caused all guests to choke.
  At weddings,  I bring down the house,
 my mockeries of grooms are great!
 
In Church, I’m quiet as a mouse
 sniping bucks from the offering plate.
      At functions  where the fancy meet,
 I always clap, should someone sing.
 I help them out, clap out the beat,
 to show the band the way to swing.
  If  you would  plan a grand soiree
 with no amusements planned as yet,
 I will attend and make the day
 one all your guests will not forget.  

 

DON’T SERVE ME GRITS

There are few foods, that I don't like
but there are some that don't like me,
yet grits inspire a hunger strike
and food critics should all agree.

All through the south, this tasteless grain
comes with a fried or scrambled egg.
I don’t want grits, you might complain
but they still come unless you beg.

I don’t know why they turn good corn
into ersatz paperhanger paste
which all discerning guts  will scorn,
so grits scoot through, a total waste.
 


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