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Ax Poems - Poems about Ax


Premium Member Playing Max the Ax Video Game
If I am in a crazy mood I play Max the axe Max has red hair and a beard You get to be him Enemies come at you and you axe them away At first it is really fun, because you are winning Got two, got six, got eight. There is a sense of power, you get excited. There are bad guys that...

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Categories: ax, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member The Ax
The Ax Sometimes death is easier. Wow, that is terrible. Divorce, rips families to shreds. This is mine-that is not. Confusion and conflict. The kids… oh yeah, I want them, unless… I have to sacrifice something. I have to cut a date short, with my new girl. I have to stop going out with the guys, as both...

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Categories: ax, betrayal, divorce, family, grief,
Form: Free verse



Woodpecker and Ax
I am for the woodpecker that bites with peak a piece of wood... I am not for the ax that cuts down and destroy the entire forest......

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Categories: ax, allusion, metaphor, nature,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member He Gave His Job the Ax
My charming husband hails from Halifax Where they make the world’s finest beeswax For years he worked preparing income tax Wearing a suit and tie with neatly pressed slacks He would take care of details including sales tax Correspond with clients usually by phone or by fax The day he retired he reached an all-time climax I proposed he start to learn...

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Categories: ax, husband, life, retirement, work,
Form: Monorhyme
No Tax Returns Get Ax
No Tax Returns Get Ax Those who won't present Their tax returns should get ax Se we can relax. How is this for a my great Horn Haiku. Have a nice Horn Haiku and day today. (HAND. I have to hand it to you. You will enjoy it.) James Thesarious Hilarious Horn Retired Veteran and Poet PS. I am finishing up writing my Charleston Mayor poem....

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Categories: ax, allegory, analogy,
Form: Haiku



Premium Member Ragnar Two Ax
How to describe him, the he that was so much a part of me but for such a short while brawn. The span of his shoulders as they stretched across his un-ironed flannel plaid. The wedge shaped fan of his finger nails, always a bit black; even though, by God, he tried. Locks drew him, puzzles, pleased him, whiskers became him. And the blue of...

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Categories: ax, men,
Form: Free verse
My Main Ax
Got a soprano size at age fifteen At sixteen, my baritone made the scene Immediately it became my main ax Kept it clean and nice with polish and wax Amazed at the depth of its mellow sound And even highs could totally astound My love for this instrument never ceased It made my musical prowess increase Played at parties and on all...

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Categories: ax, music,
Form: Quatrain

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