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Best Archeologists Poems

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Where Are the Bones
...He said: "I believe there is a God.
Something ingenious was most definitely
at play.
But, I've asked some other
reverends, pastors, and ministers,

where are Jesus' bones?
Not one convinced...

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Categories: archeologists, atheist,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Who Designated You
We have designated drivers and designated hitters
But where are the designated cowboys? 
The designated artists?
The designated illustrators? 
The designated astronauts?  
The designated dancers?

Who decides?
Is...

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Categories: archeologists, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse
Layers
For all the complex science of my mind
The crow still flies
For all the profound answers man may find
The sea still sighs
For all the glass and...

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Categories: archeologists, imagination, life, nature
Form: Verse
Big Head
I have a ridiculously large head,
I think I’d opt for a smaller one instead.
Oh, sure, you say that it suits me fine,
That’s because yours isn’t...

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© Tony Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: archeologists, funny, me, easter, me,
Form: Light Verse
There's Something Else About Richard Nixon
Who 
  Ever
   knew, 
   according 
    to Wikipedia’s,
     chronological list 
 ...

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Categories: archeologists, satire,
Form: Concrete



Why Kant You Tell Me the Time
Father time legendarily and Omni potently 
 existentially linkedin, binding cradle to grave 
since advent of *****sapiens, the whiffed bald credo 
 an employee...

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Categories: archeologists, change, day, history, philosophy,
Form: I do not know?
Lego Cities
Lego Cities
  
Square blocked infrastructures formed from a meddling mind
engineered and fused together with sticky grape popsicle fingers
the Lego Babylon rises with its hanging...

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Categories: archeologists, childhood,
Form: Light Verse
On Viewing New Buildings In Washington, D. C.
Man’s lofty hopes once soared in stone.
His architecture sought God’s sky,
In spires uprisen, sprung from earth.

Today, man’s mood is crudely shown
In concrete cubes that smite...

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© Steve Eng  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: archeologists, art, loss, nostalgia,
Form: Verse
Dialect Tickle Matt Arial Hiz Im
Courtesy of Marx (albeit Zeppo, Harpo, Groucho, and Chico) 
whose acts brought generations of laughter to Vaudeville and 
then the Silver Screen adlibbed, linkedin, and...

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Categories: archeologists, adventure, celebrity, class, day,
Form: Free verse
Coral Castle Unsolved Mystery Contest
To wrap your head around this is a hassle.
The mystery I am talking about is Coral Castle.
This is a place in some of your backyards...

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© Chris Matt  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: archeologists, mystery
Form: Rhyme
Pompeii
Pompeii 

Amid ashes pumice lay
Life in cinders Pompeii in disarray
Vesuvius plumed angry swell
Archeologists unearth deathly knell

Volcanic vomit ample spume
from sunlight golden to darkened gloom
Roman bathing...

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Categories: archeologists, adventure, history, holiday, international,
Form: Rhyme
Ancient Time Collapse
Ancient Time Collapse 

Ancient time collapsed on mirrored distances
Taking history, its ripples, down in the sand
Lost in the reflected wide eyes of children looking up
They...

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Categories: archeologists, adventure, age, change, history,
Form: Free verse
Mix Tape
For you
I would
create a mixtape
which I know is an ancient technology but
with me and you it is just that simple.
I race to you like we...

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© Laura Hew  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: archeologists, confusion, devotion, forgiveness, friendship,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member Compote Compost
When archeologists dig up the bones,
it's not likely that any of them moans,
"Forgive me if I have you mis-gendered."
Apple trees are by their fruit remembered.


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H/T...

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© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: archeologists, fruit,
Form: Rhyme
The Mummy
Being archeologists we let out a sigh, 
after reading a Mummy warning sign,:
If he should awake,
life's not at stake,
has limp and is no longer in...

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Categories: archeologists, adventure, humor,
Form: Limerick

Book: Shattered Sighs