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Best Poems Written by Gerome Gepigon

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The Sky, the Tree and the House

A man and woman 
Lived side to side
A tree and English house
A pen is found on former’s hand
That knows no fetterings

His tales are based on happiness
A simple life with a tree
While all the while the woman sighs 
The binds of residency

She brings her ladder down to him
Slowly down the tree
To invite him into her bleak
And somehow make him stay

The scarcity of the man’s life it seems
To be her serenity

And sadly so, she is declined
By the man who bears her love
A tear then falls to the saddened house
Accentuating the depression

A drop, five drops and a shower
As the skies sang with her sadness
The sky that longed the woman’s touch
Has decided how he could love her

The hardened tree falls at the man
In solemnity he was crushed 
To which befalls the irony
Her then desire was to be gone

Two bodies felled to the silent ground
The woman and the man’s
An oak that fell at storm’s command
A crime of love it seems

Love lost, unreturned and forever gone
Longings torn from the hearts

Copyright © Gerome Gepigon | Year Posted 2008



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The Poet's Cat's Hunger

The poet sat deep in thought
The cat thought how it could eat
The duo were so busy
A mouse just went quite quick

The poet raised his finger
And the cat aimed its paws
It was going to get its supper
And the mouse would be in a plate

The mouse saw the cat there
Underneath the poet's feet
He didn't want to be dinner
Who would want to be 

So he planned his little escapade
And the cat thought of his tummy
Been rumbling for 12 hours
Since the poet wrote his poem

So the cat jumped at the little mouse
And the mouse jumped at the poet
And a rumblin' and a tumblin'
All happened that day

The cat clawed the poet
The poetry was ruined
The poet was so angry
His head erupted too

All brains were in the living room
And the mouse ran for its life
While the ambulance made its way
And the paramedics were shocked
To see the brains in the floor

While the cat was still hungry
And nobody paid him heed
Poor little cat he is
Lost his master and his prey

Copyright © Gerome Gepigon | Year Posted 2007

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The Other Kind of Inspiration

You seem to be downtrodden now
So many falls
All aches and moans
Some pep squad spirit is your need
And here is mine to make you pleased

You cannot do it
Yes, you will fail
Think this can get brighter?
No! It'll get worse

You are pathetic
You are a drawl

So you want inspiration?
Well, here is mine!

For many victories were sparked by ache
And not all smiles the successful man makes
For most of part you need a frown
A bar, a challenge to take you down

So when you expect to be inspired
Hold on to your seat and invert that smile
You'll never do or make it out

Disprove what I said and prove me wrong!

Copyright © Gerome Gepigon | Year Posted 2008

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Song of the Rain

The rain fell down the rooftops
The children ran with glee
The rain kept on pouring 
The frogs began to sing
The croaking just continued 
The bathers danced in praise
The poet is singing
The rain is pouring still

The rain seems flowed down the street
Beyond the metropolis
It reached the far-off places
Fields filled with grain
The fields were quite muddy
The farmer rejoiced in the rain
While the prose is being written
To be told the next day 

And the sky roared with thunder
The lightning burned the clouds
The poet, he is writing 
Underneath this unsafe place
His mind is full of rain
Of frogs and happily
His quill and ink are flowing
Rain seems to be my glee

Copyright © Gerome Gepigon | Year Posted 2007


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