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Premium Member Mallaise
Four young men and quite large
Are cruising the mall like a barge.
But I, diddle, diddle,
Fit as a fiddle, 
Aim my cane at the middle and...

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Categories: fit as a fiddle, age, anti bullying, youth,
Form: Limerick



Chrysalis
Chrysalis

As healthy relationships go
Ours is as fit as a fiddle
Peak condition
Well fed on truth and 
Admission

Tantrums I’ve thrown each
Childish full-blown 
Cherished by love and 
Compassion...

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Categories: fit as a fiddle, true love,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Big Football Fan
Just like the football I am
small on the ends and big in the middle.
Sharp as a tack and fit as a fiddle,
seventy four (in the...

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Categories: fit as a fiddle, funnyhair,
Form: Rhyme
Cucumber Pie
Are cucumbers cool
As a general rule?
How fresh is a daisy?
Are loons always crazy?

How snug is a bug
When he’s not in a rug?
How gentle are lambs
If...

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© Ed Morris  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: fit as a fiddle, funny, humor, humorous,
Form: Light Verse
Homeostasis Will Be Basis and More
Homeostasis  (5)
Will always be the basis,  (7)
For equal balance. (5)

The existence of
Sacred Interdependence;
Godly radiance.

Amy Klobuchar,
Who is fit as a fiddle,
We cannot resist.


Jim Horn

Central...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: fit as a fiddle, allegory, analogy,
Form: Haiku



Premium Member Football Potpourri (A Souper Collaboration)
Switching channels, trying to stay on top
Mannings and Favre are the cream of the crop

Afraid to miss a single great play
Is this how a lady...

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Categories: fit as a fiddle, sportsfootball,
Form: Couplet
O Rabbit
O! Rabbit, I am sincerely sorry!
For you were once alive and well,
But now you don't have to worry,
Because you are now dead, 
We missed your...

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Categories: fit as a fiddle, bereavement, death,
Form: Dramatic Verse
A Perfect Pair
A Perfect Pair

Could a cat who has claws?
Ever become a Santa Claus;
Give out gifts like their play things;
Colorful bracelets with a bell that rings.

How about...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: fit as a fiddle, cat,
Form: Couplet
I'M As Young As I Feel
I'M AS YOUNG AS I FEEL
I'M NOT GETTING OLD. I'M AS YOUNG AS CAN BE.
THERE'S NOTHING AT ALL THE MATER WIT ME.
MY HAIR IS NOT...

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Categories: fit as a fiddle, family, funny, happiness, health,
Form: ABC
The House That Jack Built 2
The House That Jack Built (Pt. 2)

During Summer’s sweet vacation and sometimes on a school night,
 When most were safe in Dreamland and the Village...

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Categories: fit as a fiddle, growing up, home, memory,
Form: Lyric
Premium Member Smack-Dab
Ya know baby you're usually right
Center cut, intherace, that's your place
On target, red carpet, gotomarket
Hittin' the bull's eye, 'n baby, I'm your guy
Smack-Dab babe
Like the...

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© Greg Gaul  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: fit as a fiddle, celebrity, culture, humorous, nostalgia,
Form: Lyric
Premium Member Ignoring Apollo
Of antiquity's Gods I know little, 
And yet somehow feel fit as a fiddle, 
God of poems and plague
(Though connection's quite vague!) , 
But real...

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Categories: fit as a fiddle, god,
Form: Limerick
Tale of a Fictitious Seaman
My grandfather Hymie 
     spent his entire life at sea
his thick calloused hands 
     and ruddy complexion...

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Categories: fit as a fiddle, adventure, art, character, deep,
Form: Ode
Mediums and Half Ones
"You know this frigging tooth has been giving trouble since 1918 I can go on no 
longer. For as long as my Name is Mark...

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© Ian Foley  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: fit as a fiddle, familygod, me, giving, god,
Form: I do not know?
The Jolly Rancher
Mark was a slo poke but a jolly rancher indeed
his wife Mary and baby Ruth his only family
life was sweet on the ranch called the...

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Categories: fit as a fiddle, candy, humor,
Form: Light Verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things