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Best Fiver Poems

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Premium Member Food For Thought - With Chris Green
Lyrics start 0.05 - timed to the music

Pack your bags dear, there’s a Croc near
And he’s creeping, through the night
With his eye on - on...

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Categories: fiver, food, health, scary,
Form: Lyric



Matt Smith
Matt Smith, sir sonic screwdriver
Can ya lend me a fiver
Let's bet and see who wins
Him or Leno in the Battle of the Chins...

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Categories: fiver, fun, funny, humorous,
Form: Clerihew
Saul Grills Marilyn At a Seedy New Orleans Jazz Dive
Saul’s twinkling eyes took it all in – the platinum hair framing a first-class face, the silvery sheath dress wrapped around a figure that was...

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Categories: fiver, humor, murder, mystery,
Form: Narrative
The School Bus
Dom and Georgia caught the bus,
And boarded it without a fuss.
Although the bus was bound for school
They found the journey rather cool.

Dom leapt on and...

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© Rufus Reed  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: fiver, children, funnyjourney,
Form: Couplet
Torrid Love Story
I'm writing a torrid love story,
Full of scandle and intrigue and sex,
About film stars and beautiful people,
And who goes to bed with who next.

Their clothes...

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Categories: fiver, humorous,
Form: Free verse



Will You . . .?
Hark there kind sir, what brings you here?
A message for my lady, from Sir Lyle Gere
He penned these lines, for her gentle ear
Would you have...

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Categories: fiver, funnyme, old, hope, life,
Form: Free verse
Two Dog Night
Two dog night

A stillness had crept in under a cloak 
of finely sculptured snowflakes, descending 
quietly from an oppressively heavy sky. 
It blanketed deserted streets
...

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© Fred Clark  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: fiver, destiny,
Form: Prose Poetry
How a Cowboy Loves, Part Ii
...The last day they rode slowly back,
still giving each other naughty looks,
a love affairs go, theirs was intense,
truly one for the record books.
Merrick hesitated to...

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Categories: fiver, depression, heartbreak, loss, love,
Form: Cowboy Poetry
My Two Cars
My Two Cars


The end of the week
I feel weak and meek
I struggle to survive
Burdened, wish I could die

Christmas is near
I am in fear
With only eight...

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Categories: fiver, car, children, woman,
Form: Free verse
The Seat By the Toilet
The Seat by the Toilet - Rob Barratt(rbarratt@cooptel.net)
Yes, the seat by the toilet’s
The best by a mile; it’s
The only seat in which to sit
In the...

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Categories: fiver, funny
Form: Verse
Where Have the Old Days Gone
Where have the old days gone - I used to as a child, run out of the door, bye Mum ,then I was gone, no...

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Categories: fiver, education, emotions, environment, feelings,
Form: Prose
Devin's First Deer, Part I
Devin crunched slowly through the frosted grass
as he made his way down his grandpa’s field,
it was the morning after Thanksgiving
with a chill that was bracing...

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Categories: fiver, adventure, autumn, family, farm,
Form: Narrative
Uncle Bryn
Out for a drink with my uncle bryn
do u know him works in dyn 
he bit of alckie likes his gin
he got hit last night...

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Categories: fiver, funny,
Form: Rhyme
A Badge of Broken Beauty
Before the bawdy houses all went broke, 
Contented cowboys, flush with cash, would go. 
Fernando with his friends and other folk 
Perused each painted pretty...

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Categories: fiver, life, love,
Form: Iambic Pentameter
Silver Arrows, and Rickets
nonsense purity
polymer
a squeezing of something
out
a tri fold with scores
of plastic, so necessarily unfulfilled 
with pictorials
a social security card,
a card from the merchant marines
with a face
eleven...

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Categories: fiver, 1st grade, analogy, appreciation,
Form: Concrete

Book: Reflection on the Important Things