Best Dike Poems
Finger From DikeFinger From Dike
Before having taken your next hike
Can choose which poem you will like;
On you they growed;
Eventually overflowed;
After removing my finger from the dike.
Jim Horn...
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Categories:
dike, analogy, poetry,
Form:
Limerick
Dike Alaa - For Chukwuemeka IkeDike Alaa Mm?? (Maka Chukwuemeka Ike)
Izunna Okafor dere ab? a
Gém gém gém gém!
Dùm dùm dùm dùm
Tìkó tìkó tìkó tìkó
Gbám gbám dùm dùm.
Ùgbòrò ab?? ka òkù na-akp? dike
? kp?? ya na nd?, ? kp?? ya n'?nw?
Ihe emegh? n'ízù, o mee n'?nwa
Maka na isi gbàá ah?, chaa...
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Categories:
dike, death,
Form:
Elegy
Dikeyou are such a dike
when I see you I go yikes
you are such a man
you should be holding a beer can
all you wear is a dirty pair of jeans
you are never really clean
you like to look up girls skirts
and also down their shirts
they all...
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Categories:
dike, funny,
Form:
Monorhyme
Elegy for Tobi DikeA life that's fading is a flame that's burning out,
I, a mortal, lament the departed soul.
Tobi Dike, your light extinguished—halfway unburned,
leaving us in darkness
—with only memories to hold.
We are all like candles—burning bright,
yet fragile
—our light shining edges closer to night.
Gradually, gradually, gradually, we vanish,
leaving only...
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Categories:
dike, death,
Form:
Other