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A Mellow Yellow Fellow
by April Robins → (All Poetry by April Robins)
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Being a mellow yellow fellow, I love everything yellow. In my mind, this started out as a children's book. My family wisely thought it was not worth the green. I had fun thinking it up anyway and wanted to show you why I am not a poet.

I am a mellow yellow fellow

Sending you a great big “Hello”

 

I wear a mellow yellow hat

And am sitting on a mat

 

I wear mellow yellow jeans

That I’ve had since my teens

 

I wear a mellow yellow shirt

Without a speck of dirt

 

I have a mellow yellow smile

That goes a country mile

 

I have mellow yellow fan

To help me get a tan

 

I have a mellow yellow roar

Don’t let me be a bore

 

I will lend my mellow yellow hand

To anyone across the land

 

I have a mellow yellow bike

Which I am sure you are going to like

 

I live in a mellow yellow home

From which I rarely roam

 

There is a mellow yellow mouse

In that mellow yellow house

 

I have a mellow yellow cat

Who plays the pity pat

 

His mellow yellow fur

Just makes me want to purr

 

I have a mellow yellow dog

Who is sitting on a log

 

I play ball with a mellow yellow bat

Now what do your think of that?

 

There is a mellow yellow clock

That has lost its key and lock

 

I have a mellow yellow top

That does not want to stop

 

I have a mellow yellow rug

That I must often give a tug

 

I have a mellow yellow jug

That I liked to chug a lug

 

I have a mellow yellow car

With wheels that are made of tar

 

I have a mellow yellow hog

That attracts the neighbor’s dog

 

I have a mellow yellow bird

Who likes to eat wild curd

 

I ran into the mellow yellow door

Oh boy my nose is sore

 

Outside In my mellow yellow yard

Lie rocks and stones so hard

 

And there is a mellow yellow plant

Being walked on by an ant

 

In my mellow yellow chair

I brush my yellow hair

 

It is a mellow yellow day

Take a look across the bay

 

Want to rake the mellow yellow hay?

I wonder what you’ll say

 

In my mellow yellow bed

Many books I have read

 

I eat on a mellow yellow table

Stamped with a manufactures label

 

I bathe in a mellow yellow tub

In which I do a rub a dub dub

 

I have a mellow yellow phone

Shorty uses when he his home alone

 

The dog chews on to a mellow yellow bone

Shaped like an ice cream cone

 

My mellow yellow pig

Does a wild dancing jig

 

There is a mellow yellow book

For the mellow yellow cook

 

In the mellow yellow boot

You can find my spending loot

 

I love mellow yellow jelly

It seems to fill my belly

 

I adore my mellow yellow ring

It makes me look like a king

 

I eat mellow yellow fruit

And I don’t really give a hoot

 

Mel the mellow yellow doll

Hangs on the southern wall

 

There is a mellow yellow shoe

Belonging to who knows who

 

On the stove is a mellow yellow pot

Filled with all sorts of rot

 

I play a mellow yellow horn

No need to show alarm

 

I hang my coat on a mellow yellow hook

Would you like to give a look?

 

I have a mellow yellow leaf

In between my yellow teeth

 

I use a mellow yellow hoe

Ouch, I dropped on my toe

 

The baby lies in a mellow yellow cradle

That is very strong and stable

 

I sail my mellow yellow boat

Don’t let me get your goat

 

I fly my mellow yellow plane

Please don’t complain

 

Did I tell you about the mellow yellow rag?

Oh! I think I you are going to gag

 

Not every thing I own is mellow yellow.

 

 

 The head of the bed is red.

 
 
 


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 Reviews of "A Mellow Yellow Fellow"
Reviewed by Lois Christensen
Reviewed on June 24, 2008
I personally love the color yellow, so I did love this write. So uniquely thought up. I don't see why children would not like it. It is so sweetly put and things are naturally said in it.

Reviewed by Cryssa C
Reviewed on March 18, 2008
This gave me a good chuckle... I found it to be a tad bit like reading Dr. Suess's "Green Eggs and Ham". But, as Karen mentioned, you really need to add the Mellow Yellow Song... :~)
Delightful read. :~)
Cryssa

Reviewed by Karen Palumbo
Reviewed on February 21, 2008
Absolutely adorable! Say do you also have the song "They Call Me Mellow Yellow" too?? Think it was by Donavan. Fits right into your fabulous collection...

Be always safe,
Karen


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