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Best Aol Poems

Below are the all-time best Aol poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of aol poems written by PoetrySoup members


Basketball Is For Everybody
Telling blacks not to come to a basketball game.
That is such a racist remark and a shame.
Making such a comment is an absurdity.
In the professional...

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Categories: aol, basketball, racism,
Form: Rhyme



The Twenty-Five Thousand Dollar Dessert
Is a dessert costing twenty-five grand what you want?
You can find it in a Manhattan Upper East Side restaurant.
Made with twenty-one types of chocolate and...

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Categories: aol, food, social,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Sleeping Giant
Please, Sleeping Giant, wake unto these loving eyes;
I hunger for your touch as you rest in peaceful slumber.
Longing for such love might well certain my...

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Categories: aol, desire, dream, freedom, longing,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Don'T Blow It
DON'T BLOW IT.
Slow down; life is not so real
Break down; 
love is all you can feel.
What little time you have to be, 
don't blow it,
children...

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© Vee Bdosa  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: aol, slam, song,
Form: Lyric
Big Feet
When the lights go down 

and the kids are asleep

My spirit wants to party

Tell that to my feet.


My poor tired feet

As big as they are

Have...

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Categories: aol, life
Form: Light Verse



An English Adaptation of Mephistopheles' Song of the Flea From Faust
There was a king once reigning
Who carried a great, big flea—
And far from him complaining,
The flea filled the king with glee!
For to him that flea...

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Categories: aol, allegory, humorous, irony, political,
Form: Light Verse
I Am a Bully
I hated the smell from their dryer vent
On laundry days, it had been so repugnant.
For fifteen years, I tolerated that family.
Each one of them has...

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Categories: aol, anti bullying,
Form: Rhyme
Dentist Versus Lion
A dentist bored with life in Minnesota,
decided to go hunting over in Africa.
Taking a trip far out of his way,
his destination would be the nation...

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Categories: aol, africa, death,
Form: Rhyme
Goodbye Twinkies
They say all good things do not last.
“Twinkies” will become a thing of the past.
Those sponge cakes filled with vanilla crème
will for now on only...

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Categories: aol, business, food,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Bigger Than You Think
Bigger than YOU Think

The internet, 
is large... indeed. 
It starts here and never ends. 
It just starts over somewhere else. 

In the beginning AOL, 
time...

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© Ann Foster  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: aol, addiction, allah, america, angel,
Form: Narrative
Lions and Tigers and Pistons, Oh My
It is a large Michigan city in the Midwest.
For years, it has stood out among the best.
It has been a busy hub of metropolitan activity.
This...

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Categories: aol, business, places,
Form: Rhyme
Shake From a Quake
A little pre-dawn shaking was going on around LA.
Early morning risers got a jolt on St. Patrick’s Day.
This quake went the same way so many...

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Categories: aol, earth, science,
Form: Rhyme
Card Counting Actor
A big Hollywood star decided to go
to play some blackjack at a Las Vegas casino.
The management did not like what was going on.
Suspected of card...

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Categories: aol, games,
Form: Rhyme
Becoming Obsolete
I’m becoming obsolete – 
I still have AOL
And use a land line when I’m home
(It’s on the wall, as well).

I send most greeting cards with...

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Categories: aol, life,
Form: Rhyme
Close Call
Constant jeopardy is something we must accept.
An asteroid whizzed by on a near-intercept.
Two million miles is not a distance that is far.
It was a reminder...

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Categories: aol, earth, life, space, planet,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Reflection on the Important Things