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Best Dragnet Poems

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Dragnet Gets Lucky
Just the facts ma'am; tell the truth.
I'll...
Remove the cuffs.

Was tonight as good for you'
As...
It was for me?...

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Categories: dragnet, fantasy,
Form: Light Verse



Dragnet
"My name's Friday—I'm a cop, 
And
Just the facts, mam!" 

"That's all I need
To unspin this Webb
Did you do it and why?"...

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© Judy Konos  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: dragnet, tribute,
Form: Imagism
Premium Member Forgotten Times
Momma's in the kitchen frying chicken
Daddy's got the game on the old TV
Two brother's playing and fighting in the parlor
It's just the way things used...

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Categories: dragnet, childhood, family, happiness, nostalgia,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Things Grow Legs
Things Grow Legs

Sometimes, I swear, things grow legs
Recipes, scissors, car keys in place
But when I look they move away
To floors, newspaper piles – hiding spaces.

We...

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Categories: dragnet, humor,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member I Remember Grandma
I remember Grandma’s   beauty
  The way she’d grace her smile at me
I remember Grandma’s duty
  Holding family together

I remember the old...

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© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: dragnet, car, food, grandmother, growing
Form: Quatrain



Urban Legends: the They
Urban legends: The They

My grandmother always believed 
When one watches t.v.,
there‘s an unidentified they inside
Watching you back, as they spied
in your house, on your habits,...

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Categories: dragnet, grandmother, internet, mystery, myth,
Form: Free verse
Blood Lust
What sinister secrets
lurk within my mind,
What raging storms
grip my heart,
What malicious maelstroms
swirl in my eyes,
What demonic forces
torment my soul...
You don't wanna know!

It will only entice...

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Categories: dragnet, death,
Form: Verse
Whistleblowers
Whistleblowers 
I do not want to know a thing about whatever they tell me it is tainted 
by self interest and veiled threats if you...

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Categories: dragnet, betrayal, books, evil,
Form: Blank verse
Premium Member A Badge of Honor
Being a cop was a hard
job
for Joe Friday!


In Dragnet he was fair and
tough...
was he happy?...

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Categories: dragnet, dedication,
Form: Free verse
Perspective
He say;
Can a man bear all his burden in a day?
While his salty sweat tastes bitter.
He swims in nightmares when he hits the hay,
And wakes...

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Categories: dragnet, art, perspective,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Doomed Dolt, Numbed Nerd, Trampled Trumpery:4
Behind his endless daydream, behind his boundless self-esteem, what's picking up steam?
Swines Capture Team, proceeding plans stacked ream over ream, as well as their seamless...

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Categories: dragnet, corruption, satire,
Form: Rhyme
The P. I.- a True Story!!
it was the afternoon of
Tuesday, Sept. 26, 1972-
I was a simple college student,
and budding musician....
I was lounging about,
recording thoughts in my journal

1:15 Pm- (imagine, if...

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© Tom Bell  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: dragnet, adventure, funny, work, me,
Form: Bio
The Makeover
BLOOD LUST  06/25/2013


What sinister secrets
lurk within my mind,
What raging storms
grip my heart,
What malicious maelstroms
swirl in my eyes,
What demonic forces
torment my soul...
You don't wanna know!

It...

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Categories: dragnet, death, deep,
Form: Free verse
Fabelfortysix
FabelFortySix
PrinterBlood
CharlaXFabel
A Dragnet RippOFF
DUM de DUM DUM de DUM da DUM
“SGT FrYdaY the man came in the office and eye told him to wait there is...

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Categories: dragnet, imagination, parody, people, satire,
Form: Prose Poetry
Toeless Journey
The hawk was always hatching 
a pacer,
to spin the surveillance,

tampering the tracks of violence.
The haul was heavy. Moon and fishes
went on to spread the dragnet

striking...

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Categories: dragnet, art,
Form: ABC

Book: Reflection on the Important Things