Welcome to Rhymestown
U S A
Mayor of Rhymestown


Welcome stranger to my old town
I hope you plean to stick around

I sure do Mayor, as you will find
And by the way, you're mighty kind

Well thank you friend, I love your way
We'll get along real fine each day

That's good to hear, from you the chief
How do you do, my name if Lief

Now ain't that cool, my name is Eric
Son of Todd, my boy is Derrick

Do shake my hand, I'll buy you lunch
And when I vote, for you I'll punch

That's gosh darn nice of you to say
Elections not that far away

Absolutely!  That's my game
You'll win with me close by your name

I like your style, lunch is on me
I've just the place, do you like tea?

I'd love a cup, while we do eat
We could discuss a Senate seat

Oh my friend, you make me laugh
This afternoon, you'll meet my staff

Just lead the way, Your Honor please
And by the way, did you just sneeze?

Why yes I did, it's from the grass
That landscaper just made a pass

Well God Bless You, is what I say
Let's mosey on, the grass can stay

Well thank you much, your care is grand
You'll move right up in Rhymestown land


The Poetic Plumber
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Two Poets Meeting


So Tell me pal, how have you been
You look real pale and kind of thin

You're right my friend, I've lost some weight
I've been real sick, what lousy fate

Well that's too bad to hear your plight
At times you must have lived in fright

I surely did, for weeks on end
But now I think I'm on the mend

How Good to hear, I'll pray you know
For better days to quickly show

Why thank you friend, you are a peach
Are you now heading, for the beach?

You know me all to well my pal
I have to meet my gal named Sal

I've always liked your Sally well
She always left right at the bell

She still is prompt, I better go
She'll say I'm moving too darn slow

Don't let me hold you anymore
She'll blame me too, I know the score

Well take it easy, my great pal
I'll say you said, hello to Sal

Good-bye my friend, It has been great
Get going or you'll pay the freight

Take care my pal, and see you later
You one smooth cool, aligator


The Poetic Plumber