Best Laziest Poems
Skyping With SatanMe: Since Samhain I have been chatting with Satan on Skype..On this date he celebrates his fall from grace..
Satan: Thank you Ken..You look marvelous today..What is your routine? You haven't aged in years...Is it diet and gym, the ladies and your erotic poetry?
Me: You are...
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Categories:
laziest, dark, hope, philosophy,
Form:
Prose Poetry
CatIt is the laziest of all creatures,
It could eat and eat filet all the day long.
Investigative eyes is a feature,
And it will sing to you its forlorn song.
It will avoid you like the plague by day,
Skulking, running, bounding, from room...
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Categories:
laziest, animal, cat, food, pets,
Form:
Sonnet
Stranger Than Fiction*warning* disturbing lines have been detected - you have been warned, readers. Okay, enjoy this somewhat deep and astounding poem from me that took days to write...>:)
I bet you anything that I'm the laziest guy in the world
Bored all the time and it's hard to...
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Categories:
laziest, deep, universe,
Form:
Free verse
Birds AcrosticBIRDS
B reathless each day the winged ones burst and unite into the twilight frieze--
I s there a more delicate touch to the sight than the songbirds as they take...
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Categories:
laziest, animal, beauty, introspection, life,
Form:
Acrostic
No Africa, No FranceA swarm of mosquitoes there was
Of different ethnic origin, language and culture.
Aedes, anopheles, culex and others
Some fragile, some agile and some avaricious,
The anopheles was the most fragile but avaricious.
This human, they set eyes on,
She was in possession of everything they needed
And in want...
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Categories:
laziest, africa, satire,
Form:
Blank verse
Alive At Nightthe day is trivial
the night is tranquil.
all critters crawl out
of corners in
the dark
awake is being alive,
solitude is harmonious.
I woke my dog up, he stared up with
the laziest eyes, fighting to keep them
open
like he might miss something.
all the freaks poke around
at...
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Categories:
laziest, imagination, inspirational, introspection, philosophy,
Form:
Free verse
GossipHave you heard about that flirt Nellie?
Why, sure – she’s having an affair with the cook at the deli!
Have you heard about that slacker Bob?
Uh-huh – he got fired because he was the laziest guy on the job!
(Laughter)
Have you seen Mrs Miller’s kitty?
Oh, my –...
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Categories:
laziest, funny
Form:
Couplet
A Modern PoetI was not born with name
My hand writes poem without theme
A novel without a tittle
A play without any character
A letter without address
A film without action
This is a free style
I was born with computer
where we write as it please us
A poem without stanza
A novel with...
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Categories:
laziest, poets,
Form:
Free verse
RhymeA bee’s firmly under my bonnet
I detest each Shakespearean sonnet
And any forced rhyme
To me is a crime
I’ve read them and I want to ‘vomet’
I truly don’t like triolet
The laziest form you can bet
Repeat one line thrice
Another line twice
They’re boring, and not an asset!
Some twaddle...
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Categories:
laziest, humorous, poetry,
Form:
Limerick
Frozen MomentsGreen and red apples
flowers in a ruby vase
Hues shout in stillness
and sweetest blooms, richest red
capture the laziest eye.
Vibrant explosions
in the hushed art museum
where the colors dream
Life frozen in a moment
cause red hearts to beat faster!...
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Categories:
laziest, art, beauty, color, green,
Form:
Tanka
Salt Crystals"Writin' with no rhyme is like
peanut butter without jelly."
Livin' life with your shoes on
means your feet get damp and smelly.
Workin' without A/C and
you got a melted choc'lit bar.
Puttin' her in the freezer,
somehow don't get her back to par.
Underneath our back porch lies
the laziest dog on...
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Categories:
laziest, wisdom,
Form:
Rhyme
The Art of Saying What Cannot Be For Harriet MonroeThe art of saying what cannot be
………………………………………..for Harriet Monroe
… said
………………or need not be
What's the difference if you call tinnitus or l'acouphène a 'tintement, a 'buzzing', a 'chuintement', a 'whistling', or pure sounds of music : it is still not stilled in him who lies...
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Categories:
laziest, art, death, irony, riddle,
Form:
Free verse
Moneycomputers have
no children to feed
or rent to pay
or place to sleep
machines don't buy food
or wear clothes
or go to concerts or plays
i've never seen an invention
go on vacation
or put money in a church
metal and wood
they use to help us work
what happened to the flow
of...
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Categories:
laziest, angst
Form:
An Owl's CallIn this craziest time
in mid summer,
Let’s say…
(Owl, the craziest,
laziest, the oldest,
begins his sonorous hoot;
the others: old, young, men
and women,
with their left palm
on their chest, repeat.)
Let’s say high,
to Mother Earth’s
all sons and daughters,
whose existence
we didn't see
(for we do our ward
rounds...
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Categories:
laziest, earth, environment, forgiveness, humanity,
Form:
Free verse
Towards Something More Than IntellectWould you like to know what resides beyond the deformity of our perceptions if there is anything? Just what lies beyond those wishful embellishments emptiness perhaps nothingness if such is this
idea tempts like sugar many of the “intellectual” nothingness after the
last heartbeat a candle blown...
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Categories:
laziest, bible, deep, imagination, religion,
Form:
Free verse