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Short
International
poem by
Muhammad Safa Thajudeen| Details |
New found land,
Now sounds old,
Newfoundland!
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Short
International
poem by
Patricia L Graham| Details |
Birds sing springtime
Diminished in cold
Climate changing
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Short
International
poem by
Jerry Stevenson| Details |
Iranians are Persians,
devil worshipping pythons,
on the highway to Hades.
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Short
International
poem by
Jerry Stevenson| Details |
Geishas on the march.
Protesting we know not what.
They really look pissed.
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Short
International
poem by
Jerry Stevenson| Details |
Some boys called them dinks.
I called the bastards Viet Cong.
Others called them gooks.
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Short
International
poem by
Jerry Stevenson| Details |
The Russians are coming soon.
Putin is a maniac.
War is inevitable.
The Ukraine is next.
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Short
International
poem by
Jerry Stevenson| Details |
Russians and Ukrainians facing off.
What could possibly go wrong?
Bloodshed with many dead!
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Short
International
poem by
Jerry Stevenson| Details |
I once ate monkey meat, I don’t know why.
I was in ‘Nam when I did.
I was young! I was wild!
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Short
International
poem by
Muhammad Safa Thajudeen| Details |
ZOO NOT!
- Dharga Nagar Safa
Bulls and Bears all over,
Not a zoo,
But,stock market!
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Short
International
poem by
SillyBilly theKidster| Details |
I'm the international champion of the Speed Waiting Olympics.
I can now wait an hour in only ten minutes.
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Short
International
poem by
Brian Strand| Details |
Italian risotto
A welsh rarebit
Californian salad
with Hoolandaise sauce
Mandarin gateaux
with Swedish
Toast!
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Short
International
poem by
kurtis scott aka curtis futch jr| Details |
its here everyear
party beaches everywhere
slasp and bash
water way
its a great day i can say
to be with friends
SUMMER TIME
AGAIN
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Short
International
poem by
Jerry Stevenson| Details |
He wears an apron.
He tosses and twirls large knives.
He wears a strange hat.
He chops and cuts up the meat
at a Japanese Steakhouse.
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Short
International
poem by
kurtis scott aka curtis futch jr| Details |
you can be you see
no doudt
mortor mouth
you can be bad
make other sad
you better take a walk
before you balk
HONEY
MONEY MONEY TALKS
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Short
International
poem by
Jerry Stevenson| Details |
Ukraine! Iraq! Iran!
Then there’s Afghanistan!
Wars! Wars! They’re everywhere!
Every man jack should care!
The brave should take a stand!
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Short
International
poem by
Brian Strand| Details |
Dry
gentle
satire-
musicians at
work
http://www.musicweb-international.com/hoffnung/index.htm
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gerard_Hoffnung
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Short
International
poem by
kurtis scott aka curtis futch jr| Details |
from the start
if say no park
mean no standing
that is the demanding
to follow the rules
its some driver blues
you must at all times
KNOW THE DRIVER
SIGNS
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Short
International
poem by
Jerry Stevenson| Details |
Hammer Sickle Ding Dong,
Vladimir Putin thinks he’s King Kong.
He conquered Crimea in a day.
Obama said: “What The Hey!
Doesn’t Vlad know that’s just plain wrong?”
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Short
International
poem by
John Pen| Details |
Ask me not where, when, why or how
Because if I knew I’d be president now
Wait a minute, presidents don’t know that too
I never said they did, but I have morals. Do you?
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Short
International
poem by
Atour Tamrazov| Details |
'On' is extra, 'in' is sense, 'off' is the absurd away from the free herz:
To be now the new International Democratic Society - we must
Love and see our life as the future in past
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Short
International
poem by
Jerry Stevenson| Details |
Bowe Bergdahl!
He’s a damn traitor!
Cut his head off,
stick it up his ass,
throw him in a ditch
and let the rats
gnaw the rotting flesh
off his bones!
Period!
End of story!
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Short
International
poem by
Honestly JT| Details |
There's something I feel that I still haven't said,
Quotes that haven't straddled my lips.
When poetry wheels don't turn in my head,
Words can cast a solar eclipse.
©2012 Honestly JT
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Short
International
poem by
Giorgio A. V.| Details |
<em>
Hope shines on shore, yonside Iambic isles, beneath the stars' decor.
Contest: Hope
Sponsored by: Yasmin Khan
Composed by: Giorgio
© G.V. 11-15-2013
(17 syllables monoku)
</em>
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Short
International
poem by
Katherine Stella| Details |
members of teamsters
an army of one
yielding for a better tomorrow
doing the job right
assuring quality and quanitity production
year after year
Tribute To
International Workers Day
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Short
International
poem by
Muhammad Safa Thajudeen| Details |
The Mount Everest,
To the hight of Indian democracy,
India won the biggest democracy,
By small,small political defeats,
In the great Indian face,
Democracy and Indian Ocean,
The two eyes!
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Short
International
poem by
SIMON ASIIMWE| Details |
To poets living and poets to come
Strive not to race the worldly fame
Gather the world in a little frame
The world is wild but you can tame
And if it fell and went apart
You the poets are the ones to blame.
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Short
International
poem by
Laura Breidenthal| Details |
be mindful
human rights are human ways
that lead down
be careful
the words above always remain
wear no crown
trap the sin
destroy the lie of conceit
look within
don't consume all that you see
you will feel
wrong like fire
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Short
International
poem by
Brian Strand| Details |
Hollywood-
gone with the
wind
NOTE:septimal-Three line poem in seven syllables(3:3:1)with an integral title on the theme of
art;music;literature;film in all their aspectsirony,paody and humour bing an underlying
feature
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Short
International
poem by
Justin Debrosse| Details |
1000's of single girls are seeking
Bonobos, the best-fitting men's pants
with distinctive details.
Train in less than one year
to taste the international award for special agents
that graduate online.
Lots of people like this
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Short
International
poem by
John Beam| Details |
groupthink likes word games the unwritten history rectification
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Short
International
poem by
Brian Strand| Details |
Floor,
table
to ceiling,from chandelier
to
a
trellis
filigree-
nouveau image
glow
Louis Tiffany's Grape table lamp designed by Mrs Curtis Freschel-was an International award
winer for Tiffany
http://www.tiffany-lamp-uk.co.uk/shop/
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Short
International
poem by
John Beam| Details |
<center>butterfly behind</center> <center>her flowery shield the eyes</center> <center>blink colored wings</center>
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Short
International
poem by
Honestly JT| Details |
Love is not a color,
No hue, neither a race.
All of our blood is the same,
That runs deep within our veins.
If we could lift up each other,
And know that we all care.
If we help our sisters and brothers,
There's a bond that we'll share.
©2013 Honestly JT
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Short
International
poem by
aukje veenstra| Details |
politic
dare on international cogressen
even ap til a 1000 times say respect
fore the peoples rights
the basic of the new world order is
but it doesn't mean any thing
if the moreley law
not have the respect of
the nature
the universum
our one existents
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Short
International
poem by
Jose de Jesus Mexicano| Details |
M y native homeland, where my soul resides
E ven if it's hundreds of miles away
X cluded because of my Foreign Culture
I n body and soul I am forever Mexican
C ause no one can make me anything else
O f all my nationalities, this is the one that owns my heart
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Short
International
poem by
Jerry Stevenson| Details |
Rootin’ Tootin’ Vladimir Putin
is by far the worst rat bastard
of The Twenty First Century.
His competitors pale in comparison.
They are rat bastards too,
including the Iranian mullahs
and the Chinese commie leaders;
but compared to Vlad The Rotten Rat
they are little more than mousey meanies.
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Short
International
poem by
Honestly JT| Details |
Dear God, when the sun rises,
I can only wish for a better day.
I'm not looking for consolation prizes;
I know life can't go entirely my way.
I just want to love and be loved,
To have hope and a great faith.
Sometimes the choices in life are tough,
After sunrise creates a new day.
©2013 Honestly JT
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Short
International
poem by
Joseph Spence Sr| Details |
<center>
Pottage of lentil and bread
Thank you Lord I’m fed
With wheat, barley and flour
Filled my cup this hour
Overflows with grace
Bless this taste
Yes!
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Place among 273 Semi-Finalist
Total of 1034 Entries
Poetry Soup International Poetry Contest
March 6, 2008
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Short
International
poem by
S.Jagathsimhan Nair| Details |
Edward Snowden
When Edward Snowden* snowed in,
no one thought it a sin,
save the snooping sultans who froze.
When on the run or cubby-holed, for friends, he had only woes.
11 jul 13, Clerihew
* Eddy is a former NSA systems analyst who recently leaked details of U.S and British top secret mass surveillance programs.
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Short
International
poem by
Atour Tamrazov| Details |
Let us compose!
Don't dramatize,
Be always free
And humourize
Our pretty, tender
And shining faces:
It is the International
Happy Poetry Day!
Of all our good
And interesting places,
We would enjoy them,
We are okay,
All our Graces say:
Good luck!
Enjoy these poems
Every day,
Let our children
Play this game!
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Short
International
poem by
Ron Flatow| Details |
I've Always been attracted
to the melody of the dancing rhyme
along the black and white keys
there is a voice of international language
through the Steinway and Baldwin
through the casio and yamaha
the message comes out of my fingers
from the old and young
its a sound that touches ev'ryone
lets you laugh and cry
lets you discover how to fly.
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Short
International
poem by
Verlena S. Walker | Details |
POETRYSOUPERS - DO WE QUESTION OURSELVES?
This is our time.
Freedom we do have.
Why are we in denial?
We are Soupers.
International
When well our forums speak?
Let’s meet up!
Let’s structure voice!
Are we afraid to form?
This is our time.
Freedom we do have.
Why are we not renowned?
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Penned May 07, 2014!
See About the Poem!
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Short
International
poem by
Katherine Stella| Details |
< International waters
laying down a little folk
thus if you could read my mind
what love we can sell
Entry For
Francine Robert's
Write Me A Lightfoot Poem
I Chose If You Could Read My Mind
G.L. All
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Short
International
poem by
Atour Tamrazov| Details |
Thank You
For the interesting letter!
I am feeling now
And forever better:
Warm attention
And poetry is great,
I enjoy your styles
That always later
Will be all -
The things and poems
Of the publicated matter!
We would write them, poets
Of the planet Earth again:
As the International Society
Of Freedom,
Poetry, Aesthetics,
Music, Meetings
Of All Happy People
Now and forever then!
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Short
International
poem by
Jerry Stevenson| Details |
Let me get this straight!
In Nigeria a maniac group of Muslim rat bastards
kidnap over two hundred young girls
and are selling them to sexual perverts
for the equivalent of twelve dollars each
and the whole damn world says: “Ho-Hum!”
Stop this old spinning planet earth
and let me get the hell off of it.
It’s obvious to me that the brain dead morons
among us have taken over the reins of power.
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Short
International
poem by
Anna-Marie Docherty| Details |
Government
Royal family, regal, royalties,
England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales are part of GB, Europe
Army, Air force, and Naval support
Treasures, tutoring, training
Buildings and gardens of significance
Rivers, rail and roads
Islands surrounded by sea
Territorial forces, tax tea and traffic
Archaeology, history unveiled and preserved
Industry
National pride, National Insurance, National Health Service
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Short
International
poem by
Gerald Webb| Details |
<center>Boiled in international broth
soiled by an internal sloth
emphasizing the epiphany
gorged by an internal gluttony
salivating a want to succeed
griped by an internal greed
creative moments of clarity
enveloped by an internal envy
triumph built on trust
lynched by an internal lust
paved to form a new path
wasted by an internal wrath
collective thoughts collide
pilloried by an internal pride</center>
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Short
International
poem by
Dan Keir| Details |
Chip off the old block;
It runs in the family.
This all needs to stop
In our meritocracy.
Titles through ages;
A generation’s game.
Lordships by bloodline,
Some things need to change.
Birth won’t denote skill;
It keeps people out.
Mobility’s lost
When money they flout.
James Caan can shove it,
And let workers in.
Nobles move over,
Let our time begin.
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Short
International
poem by
Jon A Cavanaugh| Details |
Hidden within Precambrian rock
Lies "a tiny mystery"
A veiled secret in the dark
A puzzling piece of history
A radioactive photograph
A polonium halo possibly
Buried in a cryptic curtain
Its secret may elude us
But what's certain
Should we presume to solve this riddle
We'll be hurled back in the middle
Of more dilemmas or enigmas endlessly
Published in the 2012 International Who's Who in Poetry
As "A Tiny Mystery"
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Short
International
poem by
Jerry Stevenson| Details |
Vaya con Dios!
Go with God!
Vaya con Dios mi amiga!
Go with God my female friend!
Vaya con Dios mi amigo!
Go with God my male friend!
Whoever you are, wherever you are,
get off your electronic gizmos,
get your butt off the sofa and travel somewhere.
The world is a beautiful place.
Most people are decent, friendly human beings.
Enjoy life, not alone, but with other people
and with The Lord of all Creation.
Vaya con Dios!
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