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The Tale of Miss Jenny Prime
Let me tell you the story of Miss Jenny Prime,
who spent all of her days making everything rhyme.
It was thought she’d outgrow this strange childhood spell,
but her fetish just grew and made her parents’ life hell.

When Miss Prime was a baby, still sporting a bib,
each...

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Categories: fattest, funnynight, night, , cute,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Big Hand Little Hand Long Hand Short Hand
When I was little I thought the older a person was, the more brain cells you grew.
Thus, older people are smarter than little people. 
That thought was long gone by the time I was four or five.
At eight I was so confused by big hand...

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Categories: fattest, 3rd grade, 4th grade,
Form: Free verse
The Cleverness of That Young Traveler
Once his brown alpargata shoes trod countless miles,
imagination burst from his vivid, traveler's eyes...
He traversed valleys leading to azure mountains,
and heard a chant sung with vivacious tones.


Like the invaders of the past that built sturdy castles
on rugged hills, he intruded in those ghostly places...
expecting swift...

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Categories: fattest, life, nature, nostalgia, peoplewords,
Form: Burlesque

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Death of a Romantic
The bees buzzed as they always did
and storms receded.
Silence hushed itself inside a shell.
Jackrabbits hopped away from hell
still intoxicated.

The village swarmed with threats.
Honest men could no longer 
make their way. Poets payed 
their debts for being who they were;
blessed, and afraid.

Wives bled, chasing phantoms in...

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Categories: fattest, love, sadme,
Form:
Prodical Son
Like a tide in the storm
taking sand from the shore,
tossed and turned to return to the shore twice as strong as before,
So does the prodical son as he knocks on his fathers door...

Bruised and battered his title didnt matter-
His ways brought shame on his family...

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Categories: fattest, faith, father, son, father,
Form: Lyric
Premium Member Monoku Monday - Feb 2021
"Book Worms"   Posted 1 Feb 2021

i'm reading a book about anti-gravity      I can't put it down

that bio of Led Zeppelin's guitarist      is a real Page turner

don't miss this: "Dummies For Dummies"  ...

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© John Watt  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: fattest, humor,
Form: Monoku



My Big Fat Cat
I own a big fat cat-
The fattest for miles around.
Wherever there's lots of food,
that's where he'll be found.

He's really good at eating.
It's a talent, I suppose.
I'm sure if he keeps at it
He'd win the talent shows.

I own a big fat cat- 
He weighs at least...

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Categories: fattest, animal, children, class, hilarious,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Mummy Tummy
There was this enormous Mummy
Who loved to eat foods that were Yummy
She would eat and eat lots of Jelly
Which gave her a big, big Belly
And that was the Mummy with the fattest Tummy!...

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Categories: fattest, kids, funny, humorous,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member Summer Reforesting School
YinYin,
what did you most appreciate
learning at school this summer?

Probably in Community ReForesting.
You know, the EcoTherapy Class
I took
instead of eating lunch,
using "lunch" loosely
as synonymous with edible,
or at least tangentially related to edibility.

Oh yes, that one.
What stands out for you most
in your Community ReForesting Cooperative Administration Class?
I'm...

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Categories: fattest, culture, education, health, history,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member Like a Vet
I went around the boarder of Canada and London
I found groups of dogs like they were my own

I’ll start with my mother’s pet at home
No other than Jumbo, the finest of all, now alone

Jumbo was so sweet, other times refused to eat
I thought he’d like...

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© Len Gasun  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: fattest, dog,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member My Confession and the Mouse That Roared
It was just a typical ordinary night
I was all tucked up in bed
Radio on reading a book
By lamp light.

When suddenly
I saw a flash in the corner of my eye
Boy I was so scared
I nearly wet myself
I was petrified.

For there under the wardrobe
I did see
A giant...

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© Peter Dome  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: fattest, angst, animal, fear, horror,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Ecotherapeutic Justice
When passion plants a multicultural seed,
then justice flourishes a polypathic trusting flower.

Permaculture and polyculture, 
grow holistic cause-effect karmic significance 
for our physical, and mental, political and spiritual health.

Permacultural, as I intend it this morning,
refers to Yang’s power for nutritional resonance of natural systems; 
health-power 
that...

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Categories: fattest, blessing, culture, earth, nature,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Nightmarish Shower
Having a shower is relaxing, water gently falling,
Soothing your naked body, but I nearly went sprawling,
I was staying with Ricky and Robyn his wife,
When an incident the most embarrassing in my life, 
Took and shook away all my feminine power,
All because I nearly slipped and...

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Categories: fattest, power,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member More Sillies Galore
Light travels faster than sound... that's why

Some appear bright till they speak

I'm sure we've all met some people like this

They're not all totally unique

The main reason Santa is always so jolly

He knows where the bad girls reside

Never really thought Santa could be naughty

Sure like to...

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Categories: fattest, silly,
Form: Narrative
Sleeping Child
1.Oh pitiful 
faintest of 
smiles 
seized by 
the night's 
weapon
2.In his 
fattest 
times he 
enchants 
from his 
dead 
memory 
the songs 
of Babel's 
lexicon
3.Finds for 
himself a 
better 
niche in 
the beach 
where his 
permeable 
mind is 
having it's 
vac
4.Piling 
unconcious 
mental 
ambiguities 
in dreams...

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Categories: fattest, care
Form: Ballad

Book: Reflection on the Important Things