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Best Expletives Poems

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Premium Member Vanilla Pudding
nobody sees you the way I do
in your wheelchair
with your unopenable arms
where everything crashes to a gray twisted landscape

my brother
alpha male
of demon strut clashes
in our...

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Categories: expletives, angst, bullying, caregiving, child
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Picking Participles
I was punctured by punctuations
The words you wielded with such disdain
A ravenous revolutionary
Pitilessly piercing deep into my vein

I pretended such positivity 
Holding happy forward as...

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Categories: expletives, abuse,
Form: Alliteration
Premium Member Jeeeeez
In years gone by, folks didn’t like to say
God’s name to show  surprise or great dismay,
and so you would hear “Goodness,“ “Gol” and “Gee,“
and...

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Categories: expletives, language,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member Ouch - Little White Lies
My hubby just fell out of bed
He banged his elbow and his head
Now I can hear groaning
Expletives and moaning
I’m certain that he isn’t dead!

Only the...

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Categories: expletives, humorous, hurt, sleep,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member I Must Give Up Swinging
I was swinging from my glass chandelier
Lost my grip and landed smack on my rear
Banged my head and blood poured out of my ear
I screamed...

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Categories: expletives, fantasy, humorous, pain,
Form: Monorhyme



Donald Trump Re Ducks I Goose
Axe the old Don, a trump peter n piper
   of incredulous hellish crud - be gone
ha air brushed pompous ****
   Sunkist...

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Categories: expletives, 12th grade, abuse, anger,
Form: Imagism
Premium Member Doggie Talk
Of late I find myself talking at length 
to my dog – just “puppy talk” at first.
Then with a familiar grown-up vocabulary
 
most doting dog-owners...

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Categories: expletives, dog, humor,
Form: Light Verse
Such a Nice Guy
Wesley Melvin Buchan, also known as Wesmechan,
 was a pusillanimous and a good-for-nothing,
 although some people consider him a charlatan,
this scoundrel's office runs like a...

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© Ivo Cos  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: expletives, allegory, anxiety, business, simple,
Form: Light Verse
Pardon My French
PARDON MY FRENCH

She swore like a sailor 
and what did it mean? 
Did he cuss as a pause... 
were their cohorts unclean? 

Were their vocabularies...

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© Edlynn Nau  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: expletives, humorous, language, spoken word,
Form: Lyric
Some Pro's and Con's of Being Connected To Virtual Reality
Some pro's and con's of being connected to virtual reality

Dune not be bashful, grumpy, leery
or any other contemporary dwarf man
regarding countless less well known dwarves
(that...

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Categories: expletives, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Last Call
     We sat at the end of the bar in a seedy place on Seventh street.  Nursing our drinks, we...

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Categories: expletives, passion, sad,
Form: Prose
Procrastination
A tense mind, forsaking abilities
Days passed can not be recovered
The suffering brought upon, by choice
Fear arisen at the thought of the inevitable
I scorn at my...

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Categories: expletives, angst, conflict, feelings, high
Form: I do not know?
From Great Pain Comes Great Inspiration
A total Jedi mind f*ck from Hell is what this is. I feel like a nuclear bomb has exploded in 
my mind of Hiroshima proportions...

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Categories: expletives, anger, bereavement, best friend,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Dining Without
While ambling down the boulevard,
I spied a swanky canopy.
As member of the avant-garde,
The classy bistro suited me.

When greeted by the maitre'd,
I nonchalantly said, "Just one."
He...

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Categories: expletives, adventure, food, french, fun,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Bus Stop Bust Up
Raining cats and dogs, we didn’t want to get wet through
We dashed to the bus stop, to shelter as you do

There we huddled under the...

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Categories: expletives, anger, rain, violence,
Form: Couplet

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