Beaters Poems - Poems about Beaters

I fear that we must put all our political eggs in one bastard...

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Mosquito Beaters Luncheon Class of '64 By Franklin Price 03/17/2022 It was only just a week ago That we met at Island Time Older now and maybe wiser Than when young and in our prime The faces looked familiar As the years were wiped away We were the class of '64 Who had come to lunch that day I exchanged hugs with ladies With a light...

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      Wealth Beaters Why? Because of the hospitals they built? Or the many scholarships they fund? Is it the millions they sink, so vaccines can be found? Why? The alumni funds that keep colleges afloat? That they personally fund artists...

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Stripped into auspicious Feeding on vacuous Tongue tied inversion Masterful assimilation Befuddled into coercion The ******** on creation A fortress in distinction Disentangled from catipulation Disemburdened from aberration Digression from complaisant Dispensation of prerogative Perfunctory of repurchase...

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Mosquito Beaters 2016 by Franklin Price 1/102016 We gather each year, the mosquitoes to beat We come to this place our old friends to meet To talk of good times, of the orange groves that grew, Of the life we had then and the things that are new To get sand in our feet, salt wind in our hair, Reminisce of our...

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