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FunnyPoemsForKids.com (FPFK) prides itself in humor and thus begins this site with a silly poem that admits to being a practice poem. The practice poem talks about itself in a way that repeatedly reminds readers of its status. It knows it is a practice poem and has no illusions about being great poetry. The irony might be however, that the poem is more intriguing than it realizes. Perhaps its greatness comes through via the simplistic means in which the writing draws reader attention. In addition, the practice poem urges its readers to think. After finishing the poem, it is quite difficult to not have afterthoughts about its wording or meaning.
After reading Practice Poem, scroll down to links leading to more silly humorous poems. The vast majority of poems offered at FPFK are written by author R. Renee Bembry. Ms. Bembry has works published in educational mediums for schools as well as in online learning sites for children. She has also begun a series of children's eBooks that address life's lessons.
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"My Computer"
"Slow Sonny Boy"
"Talk, Talk, Talk Poem"
"Sleigh Ride"
Brother Shark!!
"A Family's Hands"
"Sweat"
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Little girl takes over computer!!
Read about this slowpoke kid. Are you as slo-ow as he is?
Poem about kid who talks wa-a-ay too much!
Up and down kids go on a sled.
What makes this boy turn into a shark?
Does your family have hands like this one?
This boy sure sweats a lot!!
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