Appropriating Poems - Poems about Appropriating

...I wait with bated breath for... C. Cure T. Clarence The following crafted approximately midway into the administration of forty fifth president, whose crass, gutsy, lewd, repulsive yawping......

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...Yours truly jogs his memory to write about witnessing bats appearing at twilight swooping mammals (in search of prey) quite silently whooshing thru the dusky night flitting to and fro, hither and......

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...The Cat in the Hat came back a while ago But the costume he wore to vroom the pink snow Made him look like an extra in a cheap minstrel show So that cat was pure toast; he just had to go... ......

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...We spend a lifetime hunting for the keystone To happiness, and what defines "success" And yet we're born with all that we require The precious gifts and talents w......

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...discovered primacy birthright (i.e. revanchist deeded sic - seeded), what "she," viz Mother Nature felt tubby "her" right, bar no holds Gaia pulled out all stops punishingly rava......

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...I Wait With Bated Breath... (slack jaw froze mine countenance when eyes blinded with figurative daggers asper mistakes in original draft, hence...this flood proof, fire resistant, and fever redu......

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...I Wait With Bated Breath... (yes...yes...yes, this rhyme resembles a recent one of mine from a previous time, yet appropriating wands zone writing haint no crime - at least not ye......

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...Adulterous besieging capstone damnation exploitation foists groping, heaving insidiously jerking knowingly lunges machinations notoriously nymphomaniacal officiating penile quests rapaciously,......

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...Forgetting has nothing to do with forgiveness of Offenses, and forgiving the offender frees the offended. Refusal to forgive adds fuel to an already inflamed wound, Giving little hope of eve......

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...When in the Course of Earth’s anthro-supremacist events, it becomes necessary for polycultures to resolve political bands which have connected Her with human nature, and to assume among the pow......

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... Crime & Punishment By Tom Wright There once was a scoundrel called Black Bart, Who thought appropriating bank money was smart. Until the sheriff got wind, And to his jail he did se......

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...it’s said by women to women that the most offensive word (in the english language) they can be called is the C word--- this word cannot be uttered by men around women, it’s said by women to men, it......

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