Their antics were so ridiculous and funny,
Back in the thirties these men of slapstick so silly and funny.
Always into trouble just trying to get by,
Schemes and ideas were the thoughts they would try.
In haunted houses or western towns,
These foolish three could always be found.
A different job, another place,
A look so silly on each of their faces.
Moe was the leader or boss who seemed so mean,
Yelling and slapping, or a poke in the eyes that sure
Must have hurt at least to normal men it would be.
Curly with his many sounds and movements,
Messing everything up like a child, by Moe was punished.
Now then their was Larry, quiet was he,
The middle man of the stooges three.
There comedy was great, routines smoothe as can be,
Moe, Larry, and Curly, they use to be, the stooges three.
Keith Garrett
keithgarrettpoetry 
Never was a fan. Slapstick too slapstick so silly not funny. Abbot and Costello and Laurel and Hardy had a more entertaining level for me.
I like Abbott and Costello also Laurel and Hardy. most comedy from the past. Thanks for reading.
On Sat, Mar 29, 2014 at 12:06 PM, keithgarrettpoetry wrote:
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They never were flavour of the month with me, sorry.
That’s okay, I just keep writing.
On Sun, Jun 22, 2014 at 1:55 PM, keithgarrettpoetry wrote:
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And you do that so well. I wrote of some of my own favourites A ‘poem’ titled ‘Make me smile’ for NAPOWRIMO 2014, it is good to share?
Thanks for reading
On Sun, Jun 22, 2014 at 3:18 PM, keithgarrettpoetry wrote:
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They were great! Just fun, silly, slapstick. You had to appreciate Curly’s physical comedy. I still enjoy them today. Thanks Keith
I like them too. some people don’t.
On Wed, Jun 25, 2014 at 7:22 AM, keithgarrettpoetry wrote:
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I guess it’s a matter of comedic taste.