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Best Absurdly Poems

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Premium Member Rose On the Vine
She denied him ...
her first true love, yet she would not speak him
the reason so absurdly trifling that
it was gone from her memory ... completely
still,...

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Categories: absurdly, death, lost love,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member She's Not Leaving On a Jet Plane
An overweight lady named Annie
Has got an absurdly large fanny
Since she boarded a plane
That is destined for Spain
She's wedged in the seat in Miami!

Thanks to...

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Categories: absurdly, body, flying, humorous,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Rant With a Slant
I challenge you to a rhetorical
to prove me wrong else be unconventional 
‘bout a problem that’s gone systematical
everyone’s so radical and cynical   
once...

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Categories: absurdly, culture, freedom, grief, love
Form: Monorhyme
Premium Member I Am Pretty Confident Until
Some people like keeping up with the Joneses
I do not know any Joneses who could keep up with me
So I have elected to keep up...

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Categories: absurdly, 2nd grade, 3rd grade,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Sun Shines In Rabbit Holes Too
sigh ...
there is no shortage
of gloom and doom these days
we are in the midst of something unseen in our time
and the fear and hysteria is...

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Categories: absurdly, perspective,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Raining On My Garden
So glad, so happy, enthralled to have a job! Chortling as I choke back words.  The verse part of my garden absurdly lacking. But...

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Categories: absurdly, writing,
Form: Haibun
An Absurdity
While waiting for my brainy date
My ignorant friend cried "Oh great!
Now everybody's dead!"
He so absurdly said,
Upon seeing Hamlet did berate....

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Categories: absurdly, friend, humorous, silly,
Form: Limerick
Karnataka Night
Walking at night bathed in the non-light
Of the New Moon, artificial street lights
Marked safe passage along dusty streets
To the central square fountain, half-way home
To the...

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Categories: absurdly, memory, travel,
Form: Sonnet
Theatre of the Absurd - Fusion
Godot has arrived
Rosencrantz and Guildenstern
Alive and well thanks!

...said the haiku poster
Crudely pasted to the fence
Who was too busy selling stolen goods
To notice he was a...

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Categories: absurdly, funny, humor, humorous, nonsense,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Executioner
Pushed off a  cliff,
Down a flight of stairs,
Lying shattered,choking,
In a pool of my own blood.

Defiled and degraded,
Knowing nothing of myself,
Other than my name.
I lay...

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Categories: absurdly, life
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Man of the Future
There are signs everywhere.
But even "signs" imply there is space
Between the signs
That might mean less than the signs.
All is a sign, a signal.
We are oarsmen...

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Categories: absurdly, places, time,
Form: Free verse
Tides of Tidiness
TIDES   OF   TIDINESS   

If  I was God,  the geographic world I would bless:
I’d start by tidying ...

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Categories: absurdly, passion, world, places,
Form: Couplet
Self-Identity As a Self-Made Predicament, Or, More Fun With Socratic Irony
An insane System by any other name
Should still be considered simply insane

A prison by any other name
Could well be the throne 
Of a primitivist's brain

A...

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Categories: absurdly, angst, dark, hilarious, humorous,
Form: Free verse
Rice
Rest
Ice
Compression
Elevation

It doesn’t work for a heart.

I rest it –
Make it lazy.
Deprive it of any exertion.
Force sleep on it.
Like a little baby confined to its crib.
Where...

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Categories: absurdly, hyperbole, loss, lost love,
Form: Blank verse
Night
If you would only look out, 
you would see the star-studded sky and a 
swooning sickle moon, and down below 
a fleet of quiet snails...

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© Paul James  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: absurdly, depressionnight, lost, lost, night,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things