And Now For Something Different-Allan Laff

My inspiration for this piece is Dr. Wood ?. I laugh a lot when I read his work. That got me to thinking about what happens when your laugh your a*s off.The poem wrote itself using my hand.

Allan Laff loved to laugh,

he loved to laugh so much.

One day he laughed and laughed

and laughed his a*s right off!

 

Then, his a*s went missing

and he missed it, as well.

He asked if anyone had seen his a*s,

but if they had, they wouldn't tell.

 

Allan began searching high,

Allan searched low, too,

but he couldn't find his a*s

and didn't know what to do.

 

He discovered that without his a*s,

he couldn't sit at all.

He was the only person standing,

when company came to call.

 

Allan Laff, who loved to laugh

began to frown a lot.

He wondered if there was a store,

where asses could be bought.

 

There was no brick and mortar store,

but someone sent him catalogs,

with photos of asses you could buy,

but they looked like they belonged on dogs.

 

Then one day, in the mail,

he received a ransom letter,

telling him if he paid some dough,

he and his a*s could be back together.

 

Allan Laff, who loved to laugh,

walked straight to the bank,

but after looking at his balance,

his heart suddenly sank.

 

Allan Laff, who loved to laugh,

had a balance very low.

He wondered if he had a friend,

who would lend him so much dough.

 

Allan Laff, who loved to laugh,

had a friend who was very rich,

so Allan went to visit him

and gave his earnest pitch.

 

His rich friend refused to loan,

he said, "I'll give it to you,

because Allan Laff without his a*s,

is very, very blue.

 

Allan Laff, who loved to laugh,

soon paid the ransom cash.

Now, Allan feels much better,

the a*s nappers returned his a*s.

 

The moral of this story?

 

 

Don't laugh your a*s clean off

or a*s nappers will steal your a*s

and when they get through with you,

you'll pay...and pay with cash!

Reviews

[Rick Puetter]

Hi Barbara,

A nice comic relief, and a funny story told in rhyme.

This was enjoyed.

All my best,

Rick

[Craig2591]

Excellent! I laughed many times while reading it. Good job! Too bad he had to 'pay through the a*s'.

[annabellee]

Haha this is genius :) I really loved my a*s of, so I guess I must be afraid of the a*s nappers now ;)
Such a unique and creative poem with great rhymes. My favourite part was
"He wondered if there was a store,
where asses could be bought."
Simply brilliant.

[Barbara Walker]

I am pleased you enjpoyed this and laughed your a*s off! Do be careful of those a*s nappers and if they kidnap yours, get your wallet out!

[annabellee]

:D haha i certainly will ;)

[Maxine]

L.O.L. :) This is amazing, made me laugh so hard I had to go and show my Mother!! (She laughed as well, and had me bookmark it for her!)
This is just so cute!
I loved how it was a poem, with perfect rhyme and flow, but also this fun little story. It almost reminded me somewhat of a nursery rhyme rhythm, especially with the clever little moral at the end!

Thank you so much for the laugh!

[Barbara Walker]

Thank you very much!

[s y e]

Haha, this made me laugh! I laugh a lot when I read the Docs work too, he is a laugh! Gotta love his sense of humor, haha. Nicely done!

- Noodle.

[Coyote Poetry]

A enjoyable poem. Make me smile this early morning. I'm glad Allan found his a*s. Thank you for sharing the excellent poetry.
Coyote

[Frieda P]

Ha, giving the doc a run for his money....I've tried laughing my fat arse off, it never works. Good one Barbara!

[Dr. Wood ?]

and with a moral too...very good