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Best Dustbin Poems

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Dustbin Mind
We used to laugh when poor old Mum 
Would call me “Eve-Dor-Fran”.
She wasn’t old (about my age!)
When first it all began.

But now I’ve come to...

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Categories: dustbin, funny, lifeold, old, mum,
Form: Quatrain



Premium Member Egotists and Lunatics
Madness stirs their passions...
Such dregs have stacked the deck.
Ideas resurrected from the dustbin
Of History... make bold their disrespect.
Ideologies of egotists and lunatics
Prey now upon the...

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Categories: dustbin, leadership, strength, wisdom,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Trainee Boogeyman
This boogeyman was scared of the dark
But tried frightening kids in the park
When dusk started to fall
For his mummy he’d call
He'd go dashing home quick...

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Categories: dustbin, fantasy, kids, humorous, irony,
Form: Limerick
O' Possum
O' possum O' possum
Sleep the day away
Await the setting of the sun
before you go and play

As the dusk arrives at last
Awake and stretch your paws
Don't...

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Categories: dustbin, funny, imagination, nature,
Form: Rhyme
Chattels
Given in appreciation
but taken away on request
translated to foreign land
but asked to surrender everything
employed to serve unknown guests
but asked to behave brainlessly
taken for a tour...

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Categories: dustbin, irony, woman,
Form: Free verse



Face of a Beggar Child
FACE OF A BEGGAR CHILD

I saw your tear-stained face O’ child
It swam before my eyes at night
I clearly saw your life’s struggle,
Your painful hunger pangs...

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Categories: dustbin, caregiving, childhood, children, life,
Form: Rhyme
Pardon Me
Forgive me as I excuse myself
I didn’t mean to bump into your shelf
It wasn’t really what I intended
I am just bruised and the shelf can...

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Categories: dustbin, funnyme,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Karma For Two
KARMA FOR TWO

Two young lads not quite in their teens,
Twins who carried the same genes,

Would every evening run down the street,
Each of them became a...

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Categories: dustbin, mum, teen,
Form: Couplet
Rhyming Slang
2010
Straight in the dustbin....

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Categories: dustbin, dedication
Form: I do not know?
Water Pollution
My son showed me a picture on mobile
It was beach scene after high tide 
There were plastic bottles and debris all around
Sea had thrown out...

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Categories: dustbin, life,
Form: Free verse
Easter Road, Edinburgh
She was in her prime,
her slender body
is still intact, no wounds but

her mouth.
It is open and her teeth
are red – red and jagged,

like an impaler’s...

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Categories: dustbin, animal, car, cat, death,
Form: Free verse
Rain and Flood
RAIN AND FLOOD

Raining all through the night,
Mum and Dad kept busy 
wading water .
Soon, the flood overflew 
 the wooden bench we 
Sat on. And...

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Categories: dustbin, rain,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Premium Member Bad For Business
** Apologies for anyone unfamiliar with the metaphors used, they're quite British ***

Most people in life work for someone
as all the statistics have shown
but I...

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© Viv Wigley  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: dustbin, business,
Form: Rhyme
The Canto of Begging - 1 To 4
the canto of begging

1.
when the morning sets in
with the sun rising in the east 
i put on the dress of a beggar 
extended up to...

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Categories: dustbin, fantasyme, body, me,
Form: Prose Poetry
How Interesting Is a Two Curved Toucan
senators seeing stapled starkers
Loopholes. Lanky long. Llama Klamath llama please do not lean on those bent gables. For gables are gargling and gargling sounds very...

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Categories: dustbin, april, arabic, art, august,
Form: I do not know?

Book: Reflection on the Important Things