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Best Ayes Poems

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Irish Ayes
At our pub, a drunken blighter
Claimed to be, "The World's Best Fighter"
His wife was a nurse
And she won the purse
For being the best back-biter!...

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Categories: ayes, humor,
Form: Limerick



Premium Member Having My Weigh With Homophones
'Tis know wander nor em aye telling yew anything gnu,
Hour tongue is awash with homophones confounding me end ewe.

Ah, two sea thee broad expenses from...

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Categories: ayes, humorous,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Dutch Struck Out
Watts gnu
Asked Sou

Knot much
Said Dutch

Ewe're late
Four date

Takes walk
Small talk

Tries hug
Slugs mug

Steels kiss
Near miss

Street car
Two bar

Byes bier
Ayes blear

Holds hand
Grate band

Lets dance
Know chance

Yew're drunk
Yew punk

He heaves
She leaves

Head...

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Categories: ayes, humorous, romance,
Form: Footle
Caste a Spell
O foolish Amerikan klan,
who hath Klux bewitched thee with pale poof?

Kluless to the celestial truth,
Love immutable is infinity grand

Children of the Aryan band,
what doth the...

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Categories: ayes, allegory, hate, imagery, truth,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member Real Eyes See
I realize

I have real eyes

That see real lies—

     ~Nearsighted
          (rule of law)

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© Mark Toney  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: ayes, conflict, corruption, hate, truth,
Form: Free verse



Undefined Stream of Consciousness
After all is said and done, cliché style
(Forgive me if this does not rhyme, I'm moving
Past rhyme for the sake of rhyme)
You will have gone...

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Categories: ayes, perspective, philosophy, rap, slam,
Form: Free verse
The Adventures of Plow
Part I – Plow’s New Home

He was squiggly and fat with dark round eyes.
The auctioneer held him up, but no ayes!
HE MUST HAVE BEEN ABLE...

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Categories: ayes, animal, children, courage, farm,
Form: Sonnet
A Beleauged of Their Own
A tale of two twins ...


Kit:	That sure was a mean swing, Dottie. You knocked it out of the park. You’re the Sultana of Swat. I...

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Categories: ayes, baseball, political, satire, word
Form: Prose Poetry
Consonant Like a Vow El
Consonant Like A Vow (el)

Now ma nada twirly (to early) twittering 
condolences to the esprit de corps, qua 
(just recently) late John McCain, and his...

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Categories: ayes, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Form: Free verse
My Love Stripped Bare
"Limpid pools of prevarications laid down and to the left.The ayes and nays of what lay between us , belie sweet spoken claims of truth.A...

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Categories: ayes, love, on work and
Form: I do not know?
Double Dose of Reality
Crack-ed craniums,  splintered personalities
Neural pathway of coping escape
led to a padded place for shattered identities

Disposable souls, which fell thru the cracks,
became ill weeds of...

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Categories: ayes, allegory, drug, mental illness,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Premium Member Reed Four Sound
Reed Four Sound
(a homophobic poem)
By Franklin Price
4/26/2015

Reed four sound 
Knot Goode grammar
Here watts hear
On my pinned paige
Eye right it hear
Fore ewe two sea
Cud bee a...

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Categories: ayes, fun,
Form: Rhyme
So Me
one day like this, wasn't I Before..

none as much as I am had been,

if I may ask, who so more like me...

I lived mine and...

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Categories: ayes, sonday,
Form: I do not know?
You Would Have Known
You would have known
If you'd had the sense to have lingered long
Enough to have figured out how things worked
And what gave weight to matters of...

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Categories: ayes, art, education, rap, self,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member True Or Not So True
Is she the one? my daughter asks
Of a mom not ready for the tasks
Of always knowing the words to say
Or the one to choose this...

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Categories: ayes, lost love, love, motherheart,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Reflection on the Important Things