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Best Fridges Poems

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The Girl Who Ate the National Park
Today I present an old poem, written at least a decade before "Doubts". What this poem lacks in poetic format, and style, it reaps in...

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Categories: fridges, love,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Pretty Picture Postcards
I get pretty picture postcards
from faraway places,
not many but over time
they accumulate 
on walls, fridges 
and marking pages in books.

Mostly from old girlfriends
writing to prove
they...

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Categories: fridges, lost love,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Ketchup
Kept in the fridges of
kitchens of my land, the
King of Condiments is
Known to enhance french fries!
Kids at heart love it, so
Kick off your morning with
Ketchup...

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Categories: fridges, food,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Festivity
I have seen Millennia in
and now its twenty fifty
I somehow made my century
rejoycing with my family.

It has passed it seems
in the mere eye blink. 
Now...

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Categories: fridges, christmas, giving, happiness,
Form: Verse
Hard Times?
The kids are in bed - there are dishes to do
Some washing, ironing, paperwork too
Children, office, housework, sometimes I think life’s hard
But it isn’t really,...

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Categories: fridges, family, mother, on work
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Cutlery Dilemma
Hello folks, I am your loyal fork - but had to laugh
At a comment below' hard to find a loyal one nowadays',
Fish knives are smelly,...

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Categories: fridges, food,
Form: Free verse
Hard Times?
The kids are in bed, there's dishes to do
Washing, ironing, paperwork too,
Children, office, housework, sometimes I find life hard
But it isn't really, not when it's...

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Categories: fridges, family, nostalgiahouse, house, life,
Form: Rhyme
Daddy's Gone a Hunting
in the supermarket
i need my
shopping trolley
for protection

protection
from the product
promises
of
redemption
&
immortality

protection
from the people
the masses
of
crazy consumers
crying
for the truth
in a place
filled
with more
fluoro lighting
than
heaven

a place
where
great hunters
hang
around
fridges
full of frozen
fish-fingers
&
piss
in each
others ear
about
how...

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© Harry Rout  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: fridges, angst, food, people,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Back Door
In our neighborhood during the second world war
At the side of each house were a porch and a door.
And, believe it or not, it was...

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Categories: fridges, childhood, history, house, mother,
Form: Quatrain
Conflicting Views
I look at the old testament 
and the laws were harsh 
an eye for and eye
and a tooth for a tooth

Yet what were they trying...

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Categories: fridges, bible,
Form: Narrative
The Clean Up In My Street
I came onto my street today
I stood in shock and awe
vast piles of garbage,in front of every house
is the sad sight that i saw
Its called...

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Categories: fridges, earth day, rainforest,
Form: Prose
Boogyman
 Ole kero fridge went om om om, 
like the Hari Krishna chanting chums, 
a portal opened in the room, 
3rd eye of a child...

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Categories: fridges, adventure,
Form: Ballad
True Evil
cars, knives, building, planes, boats, pens, computers, soda pop,  lighters, money,
jewelery, tvs, tool, stoves, fridges, blenders, forks, spoons, guns, heater, ac, belts,
fans, canned food,...

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Categories: fridges,
Form: I do not know?
Christmas Night
All is calm, it is Christmas night
Time almost still in reverence
Shutters pulled, streets empty, bare
A Holy silence reigning
Holding it's presence to celebrate a birth.

Panic over,...

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Categories: fridges, nostalgiachristmas, christmas,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member The Fridge
Monday

                 It has come to my attention, that someone...

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© Paul Bell  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: fridges, humor, work,
Form: Free verse

Book: Shattered Sighs