What where some of the poems roald dahl wrote?

Roald Dahl was primarily known for his children's stories and novels, not poetry. However, he did write some poems, many of which were published in collections like:

* "Revolting Rhymes" (1982): This collection of twisted and humorous poems reimagined classic fairy tales like "Cinderella," "Little Red Riding Hood," and "Snow White."

* "Dirty Beasts" (1983): This collection featured Dahl's signature wit and darkly comedic style, with poems about absurd and often disgusting creatures.

* "Rhyme Stew" (1998): This posthumously published collection included both previously published and unpublished poems from Dahl's archives.

Some of the most popular and well-known poems by Dahl include:

* "The Enormous Crocodile": This poem features a terrifying crocodile who attempts to catch children, but is ultimately outsmarted.

* "The Grunting Pig": This poem tells the story of a pig who grunts so loudly that it causes a commotion in the entire town.

* "The Lamb": This poem is a humorous take on the classic children's nursery rhyme "Mary Had A Little Lamb."

* "The Witches": This poem is a darkly comedic take on the classic fairy tale of the same name.

While Dahl is not primarily known for his poetry, his poems are still enjoyable for readers of all ages and reflect his signature darkly humorous and inventive style.