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Best Heavy Duty Poems


Worming the Cat and Dog
Once again it’s Saturday; the day when footy reigns supreme.
The Dogs are up against the Cats, the premier favoured team,
but I’ve got no doubts the mighty Dogs will surely cope with that.
I couldn’t think of nothing worse than being beaten by a Cat.

But then I...

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Categories: heavy duty, humor,
Form: Rhyme
Why Do Good Men Die
God has need of a few good men up there in heaven, I suppose,
But sometimes he picks one of the very best, and we wonder why he does.
Is there some heavy duty work up there,  that only a strong man can do?
Like fixing the...

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Categories: heavy duty, death, god, heaven, inspirational,
Form: Rhyme
The Desert Moon True Story
I live in Tucson, in a trailer court on the South side
All Mexican, except for me the old Gringo
I speak Spanish, can get along with most anyone
With all the Mexican border drugs, things can get wild
I am getting old and taking things slow
Was sort of...

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© Danny Nunn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: heavy duty, lifegod, me, old, god,
Form:

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



See Spot Run
Oh, a mangy little doggie went galumphing down the street
And as his luck would have it he just happened there to meet
A warden with a wagon and a heavy-duty net
And he nabbed the rabid mongrel and he took him to the vet....

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Categories: heavy duty, animal, dog, children, kids,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Ghosts of South Dakota Part 1
The location of the Spring Creek School was on a flat, nestled 
between the cliff on the north and the Little White River on the south.  The river 
flowed in from the northwest, circled to the south of the school about a quarter 
mile...

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Categories: heavy duty, inspirational, life, love, school,
Form: Prose Poetry
Nymphomaniac
I own lustful eyes
though I keep them in disguise
they are always watching
I am a very curious person
I have no problem with endulgence
I enjoy being sexy
I touch myself to release
If I didn't I would go crazy
because my body is constantly craving 
physical activity
pleasure is what I...

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Categories: heavy duty, life, body,
Form: Free verse



Morning Mail
A hymen or a hyena on a hyperlink is akin to a rotating rogue on a rhododendron. Balancing is deemed important by heavy duty wheels upon petals. Such a fascination for the hibernating hybrid horses. But wilderness brings wrapped weapons like a gift to the...

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Categories: heavy duty, absence,
Form:
Villain
4/30/17 


Underneath what they consider lunar 
Don't care if your name is super 
So much for your future 
And all of the rumors 
There is nowhere you can go to outmaneuver 
When I turn into Krueger 
Take you out before the sound of the rooster...

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Categories: heavy duty, poetry, rap, word play,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member My Best Kept Secret
I have a small secret love in my life, 
A marriage I love to do,
It’s when I use the stapler, 
Making one grouped sheet from two.

The heavy duty mechanical,
The straight, to big, to small,
I love the crunch of bending steel, 
The papered wedding, I love...

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Categories: heavy duty, fantasy, humorous, love,
Form: Quatrain
Mingling Like Mmmmmmmmm
What is the difference between a digger, a forklift truck, a spoon, and a toaster? None. Bread slices can be carried by forklifts and bread can be dug by a digger particularly if ground. The toaster itself is a very useful object indeed. Springing up...

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Categories: heavy duty, adventure, allegory, analogy,
Form:
Rainy Days
Begrudgingly I grab my raincoat rolling my eyes back sighing, not again
Now SHE, she jumps up and down acting like she just won the lottery.
Slipping on rubber boots I ask, you really want to walk in this rain?
She stares at me as if saying, move...

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Categories: heavy duty, autumn, dog, fun, rain,
Form: Free verse
After the Storm, Columbus Day, 1962
After the storm, my brother
(all gangly knees and elbows)
bore the brunt of its ferocious aftermath.

Every day after school
I watched his wiry biceps bulge a little
as his handsaw scritched against the tree
which had fallen diagonally across our front yard.

I witnessed the violence of metal on wood,
the...

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© Deb Rhodes  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: heavy duty, angst, brother, childhood, family,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Frankly Speaking
Frankly Speaking

There is a couple on the beach, they have a small room, been on the beach for years, suffered through the worst of it. They have been through every phase. The Hippie, the war protesters -the poet-the artist - the "free love fest"- the...

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Categories: heavy duty, beach, imagery, money, nice,
Form: Verse
This Ghoul Dolled Up
Whether the weather 
necessitates to anchor 
     myself as a tether
when the frankenstorm 
     socks the east coast 
     shredding terrestrial 
     zone like soft leather
i may end up...

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Categories: heavy duty, autumn, boy, dark, holiday,
Form: Free verse
Wergle Flomp Good Humor 2023
Wergle Flomp Good Humor 2023

The following constitutes a rather 
twisted as a pretzel SUBTITLE:

I dash with my jiggling boobs in an attempt to escape... 
being overrun by teddy bears and beanie babies
while carrying out heavy duty spring cleaning.

Twas the bright idea of zee missus aye...

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Categories: heavy duty, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Reflection on the Important Things