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Aristo Poems - Poems about Aristo


Premium MemberAristo-Cat?

...My house is ruled by an aristocrat
in the form of a petite pussycat.
Clearly, from where I stand,
I'm second-in-command.
That explains why she's called "Magnifi-Cat"!...
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Categories: aristo, appreciation, cat,
Form: Limerick

Premium MemberAristo-Cat

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 Image 1.

 An aristo-cat sat
 Reading a book
 He wore glasses at that
 Right there in the nook
 He enjoyed some tea
 In a fine china cup
 As the clock struck three
 His tea he did sup
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Categories: aristo, cat,
Form: Rhyme



Wergle Flomp Good Humor 2023

...Wergle Flomp Good Humor 2023

The following constitutes a rather 
twisted as a pretzel SUBTITLE:

I dash with my jiggling boobs in an attempt to escape... 
being overrun by teddy bears and bean...
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Categories: aristo, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Form: Rhyme

Please Help Yarn Hexed Door Neighbor

...Please help yarn hexed door neighbor...

Yours truly pinned down by invisible 
vestiges of coronavirus and
getting attacked from angry plague 
of buttons, plus huge spools of yarn
grossly misto...
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Categories: aristo, abuse, anger, bullying, character,
Form: Rhyme

A Growing Menagerie of Stuffed Animals and Beanie Babies

...A (growing) menagerie of stuffed animals And Beanie Babies

The following doth constitute
combination of fact and fiction
unfortunately not sentences
referencing overactive spousal glute
though...
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Categories: aristo, adventure, appreciation, best friend,
Form: Rhyme



Little Hole

...Methinks, who wanders after pint size toy
To which Aristocrats bow in humbleness?
Afore the little toy went to dance with the rough,
Off the tee in bounces, unto the way unfair,
Wrong way, or off...
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Categories: aristo, appreciation, extended metaphor, golf,
Form: Dramatic Verse

Premium MemberHeads

...I see, Aristo, you have put them to the test
As they fight among themselves in the streets
Gorged yourself on lavish cakes and fancy breads
While the children of this city, have not to eat 
You c...
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Categories: aristo, abuse, corruption, discrimination, freedom,
Form: Rhyme

Our Politicians

...Our Politicians

They speak like politicians
And hold a great ambition.
They think they are right
And same speech they recite.
They always gather for a bite
Deciding who should start the fight...
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Categories: aristo, adventure, depression, freedom, funny,
Form: Rhyme

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