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|  | | Anna's Poems of Love, Life and Humour
A compilation of rhyming poetry about Love, Life and Humour which will attract feminine interest supported by poems to stir ones heart.
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| |  | | Come Fly With Me
This book is written for ordinary folk to read and enjoy.
The poems reflect Romance, Life and Humour. You never know what to expect until you turn to the next page.
Being a romantic, many of my poems have a strong slant to attract the interest of the fair sex.
| |  | | Love and Marriage
Another book to keep the fair sex amused and to rouse their mating instincts.In the game of love they play it better than men.He thinks he is chasing but so often he is being led at the ladies pace.God bless the ladies.
| |  | | Love, Love, Love.
This book is a selection of romantic and humourous poems. It is written in rhyming verse. The romantic poetry is centred on modern day life, and many of our lovely ladies will relate to themselves when they think about them. It is well supported with many humourous poems.
| | | | The Laughing Poet
This book is a selection of rhyming poetry containing humourous jokes which will afford you a great many laughs, and enjoyment. There are jokes and humour to suit everyone's taste. Entertain your friends with these jokes, use them when you wish to amuse your audience, which I do and know they are well received. Enjoy reading, have a good laugh, tell others and make them happy too. Keep smiling, keep happy. Terry Godwin - The Laughing Poet
I consider myself a poet wearing many guises, I write romantic poetry of the entertainment of the fair sex, poetry about people and every day life and of course, humour. I am always looking out for new jokes which can be turned in to poetry, especially when I can put a good punch line at the end. My friends and well wishers email me many jokes, or ring me up and enjoy telling me the latest they have heard, often giving me the idea for my next poem. When I receive phone calls inviting me to read to their groups some emphasise strongly that the ladies would like some romantic poems, but also |
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