IF you some-
times have trouble
remembering
important things,
try making a
rhyme out of it!
***
For example:
I always had
trouble
remembering
which
socks to wear.
***
So, I say,
***
Find a sock on the street,
don’t put it on your feet.
Find a sock in your drawer,
put it on for sure.
***
Now you try it at home.
t r e f o l o g y 
That’s the way to go. 👍🏼👍🏼😂
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That’s what I think, too. Thanks, S
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A stetson in the sun
Certainly is fun
A stetson worn in bed
Messes with your head.
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I will never accidentally wear my stetson to bed again. Besides everybody knows you’re supposed to wear it tipped over your eyes when you sleep. Well done, VC
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Thank you, Sir.
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[…] Helper-rhymes — t r e f o l o g y […]
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Thanks, David
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I’m not choosy when it comes to socks — my
Drawers are too full (of socks) to bother.
I have no time to be picky, so i reach in on the fly
And up come six of one and half dozen of another.
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An entire drawer of socks? You must be very wealthy. I have only the one pair. Very well done, MM. Thanks
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If her pants fit well
Put them on and do not tell
That old bat is blind
So worry not, she won’t mind
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This assignment was right up your alley. Thanks, David!
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#Wisdom!
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Indeed! Or, to put it another way, Hi-yah! Thanks, Betsy.
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Heehee. :)
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Cookie in the gutter?
Only Nutter Butter!
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Who would discard a Nutter Butter?! Thanks, Crow
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:D For some reason I always forget the tricks to help me remember things.
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Then make a rhyme about that! Thanks, MM!
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My feet move me from couch to door
“Why am I here?” my brain implores.
Sit I back down,
With a frown.
Buns make sofa contact—
Memory react—
“Ah, now I remember from before.”
I believe there is scientific proof that as we age our memory slides down into our sitzen as our brain goes into storage blitzen.
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Bravo, Pam! Thanks.
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Drawer for mixed socks.
Locker for sweat socks.
Basket for darn socks.
Shower rod for wet socks.
Golf bags for Argyle socks.
Lonely street for lost socks.
No socks with Croc flip-flops
You’re right, George. Rhyming helps me remember important things.
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That is hilarious, E. Sum. Made me laugh. Thanks.
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This is for the choosy me! 😁😁😁 Thank you for sharing!
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Thank you for reading, A. I appreciate the kind words.
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A pleasure!
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Nice and beautiful poetry .
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Thank you, AK
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“Sure” should be spoken as if it truly rhymes with “drawer”, like “Faw shawer” :)
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THAT’S IT! Thanks, C
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Unfortunately I ran out of socks.
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That sounds to me like a trip to Target! Thanks, Ms. Janny
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Another classic trefology proverb! You’ve still got it!
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Thanks, Craig. That is very nice of you to say.
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by the way, “Now you try it at home” was the perfect ending, LOL!
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Haha I’m glad. Thanks, again.
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I’ve always been uncertain about this. Thank you for clarifying! So, um, what if I find food on the street?
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Find food on the street,
do not eat!
unless it’s a special treat,
then sweet!
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Cool. Got it!
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