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 Poems
Most people don't realize that in addition to being a
fine writer, Roald Dahl was also a gifted comic poet. His children's books
are full of songs and poetry, and he even wrote three books devoted to
nothing but verse. Here are all of his poems (at least, the ones I know
of) with links to further information. Note: poems without a title are
referred to by their first line.
- "Aladdin and the
Magic Lamp"
- "Ali Baba and the
Forty Thieves"
- "The Ant-Eater"
- "Attention,
please! Attention, please..."
- "Augustus Gloop!
Augustus Gloop..."
- "Aunt Spiker
was thin as a wire..."
- "Aunt Sponge
was terrifically fat..."
- "BUNGO
BUNI..."
- "Cinderella"
- "The Cow"
- "The Crocodile"
- "Dear friends, we
surely all agree..."
- "The Dentist and the
Crocodile"
- "Dick Whittington
and His Cat"
- "Down they
go..."
- "The Emperor's New
Clothes"
- "Goldilocks and
the Three Bears"
- "A Hand in the
Bird"
- "Hansel and
Gretel"
- "Hello, you great
Knid! Tell us, how do you do..."
- "Hey Diddle
Diddle"
- "Hot and Cold"
- "'I look and
smell,' Aunt Sponge declared..."
- "If you are old
and have the shakes..."
- "In the quelchy
quaggy sogmire..."
- "I've eaten many
strange and scrumptious dishes in my time..."
- "Jack and the
Beanstalk"
- "The Lion"
- "A Little
Nut-Tree"
- "Little Red Riding
Hood and the Wolf"
- "Mary, Mary"
- "The most
important thing we've learned..."
- "My friends, this
is the Centipede, and let me make it known..."
- ""My teacher wasn't half as nice as yours seems to be..."
- "The Nurse's
Song"
- "Once upon a
time..."
- "Oh alleluia and
hooray..."
- "Oh, hooray for
the storm and the rain..."
- "Oh you Knid, you
are vile and vermicious..."
- "Physical
Training"
- "The Pig"
- "The Porcupine"
- "The Price of
Debauchery"
- "The Scorpion"
- "Snow White and
the Seven Dwarfs"
- "St. Ives"
- "There's no
earthly way of knowing..."
- "The Three Little
Pigs"
- "The Toad and the
Snail"
- "The Tortoise and
the Hare"
- "The Tummy
Beast"
- "Veruca Salt, the
little brute..."
- "We may see a
Creature with forty-nine heads..."
- "Where Art Thou,
Mother Christmas?"
Created and maintained by Kristine Howard, © 1996-2008
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