Best Ludicrously Poems
Dung On a RungSurly Sally slipped and lost a flip flop
at a hearty party in a bungalow with Billy.
while dancing and prancing to hip hop
whirling and twirling and spinning silly.
Can you reverse and remember the flop she flipped?
Well it ludicrously landed in the party punch bowl.
Nobody noticed while...
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Categories:
ludicrously, funny, recovery from...,
Form:
Alliteration
The Interview - For ContestThis situation has no basis in reality; in fact, it is ludicrously unreal. However, the likes and dislikes shown of its author are completely true!
Scene: A comfortable office where Andrea Dietrich is finishing up with one of many interviews looking for Mr. Right: Jotting down...
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Categories:
ludicrously, fantasy,
Form:
Prose
Transient Troubadour Traverses Terrestrial Terrain'Course as a grim teller of tall tales,
(albeit poetic) reasonable rhyming
quasi roundelay I readily admitted to feign
cuz, stringing words together with
pride and prejudice plus
sense and sensibility, jocularity,
and conformity I dissed deign
(spoiler alert) iamb, trochaic,
dactylic, and anapestic metrical reign
jest your ordinary garden variety
dollar short day late...
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Categories:
ludicrously, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form:
Enclosed Rhyme
Dark CastleIt was not a dark and stormy night
The night was not sultry nor moist
The sky's color didn't please the knight.
The Knight was a gentleman since his youth.
That that Knight had had a thing for mares
of the night was not whatsoever an untruth.
But today, he is...
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Categories:
ludicrously, horse, humorous, night, nonsense,
Form:
Verse
The SpeechwriterNot too many decades out of college
I finally landed my first full-time job,
as a White House speech writer.
I know,
you would expect
I would not start at the top
and then claw
and grab
and snatch my way to the less immoral bottom
of a Certified EcoTherapist career ladder,
but apparently the...
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Categories:
ludicrously, earth, freedom, humor, integrity,
Form:
Political Verse
Beware the Ides of March 2023Beware The Ides of March 2023
Ides simply referred to first new moon,
which usually fell between
the thirteenth and fifteenth day
of a given month.
The following events all occurred
fifteenth of March
across span of millenniums.
One: Assassination of fifty five year old
Julius Caesar, 44 Before...
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Categories:
ludicrously, abuse, age, anniversary, betrayal,
Form:
Rhyme
Das Decrements Describe DigsDas Decrements Describe Digs ©
Grasping figurative literary straws
poetic theme yielded
farfetched aggregate
i.e., where each dwelling
listed as figurative Stormy bedmate,
this nada so eminent (Eminem fan)
lived since the...
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Categories:
ludicrously, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form:
Free verse
If Ever I Had a Country: LxxviiiIF EVER I HAD A COUNTRY: LXXVIII
for Suzanne DELANEY, in appreciation
(Prelude: CAN THE WRONG MAN BE RIGHT ? ABSOLUTELY !
If only he were NOT guilty of the self-same crime !
For instance,...
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Categories:
ludicrously, america, anti bullying, betrayal,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
Return To Sorrento(N.A.A.F.I. = universal store, found on
every British military base)
On some bleak airfield on some Cambridge fen
(that awful winter - 'forty-seven, I think)
my mother, novice servicewoman then,
crossed parade-ground like a skating rink
to see the Christmas concert on the camp.
Inside,...
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Categories:
ludicrously, home,
Form:
Terza Rima
DividedPowerfully pandered not pondered and plotted
Ostensibly organic not overtly originally spotted
Liars lipping lethargic lies lavishly construed and truly
Ire inducing ignorance imputing irresponsible foolery
Terrorizing timid tepid taxpayers to respond fast
In an impatient ill illegal inconceivable idiotic mad blast
Callously cold and cantankerously conniving bastards
Assiduously aspiring and...
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Categories:
ludicrously, philosophy, political,
Form:
Acrostic
The Vocabular ExtraordinarWith Vocabular Extraordinar their words do
entice.
To know which meaning...
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Categories:
ludicrously, allegory, funny, on writing
Form:
Rhyme
A Safe, Monastery LifeWith a world increasing in knowledge, not discernment,
science expands its universe in space;
you will encounter a few whom the Lord will send...
to seek a safe,monastery life!
The Middle Ages were a great escape
from the vandals that invaded their land;
and thus,many geniuses brought new thought to...
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Categories:
ludicrously, art, confusion, history, music,
Form:
Free verse
Nope Not Even a Brief HistoryNope Not Even A Brief History...
About Month Named December
The Latin root (albeit - lo'
(mein lee) first two syllables
i. e. decem) - no
joking - translate to mean ten,
where millenniums ago
this delineation quite apropos,
cuz (wade back in time)
tenth month of year... ya know
comprised calendar attuned,
defined, linkedin, tweaked,
et...
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Categories:
ludicrously, creation, fate, january, meaningful,
Form:
Free verse
Always Envious of Gifted Individuals With Neat Hand Printing WritingAlways envious of gifted individuals with neat hand printing/writing
Gnome hatter heroic measures taken
moost ludicrously asinine,
nonetheless hoop fully
me legendary penta meat herd bovine design
of modest fellow (me) will endure as divine,
no matter not one bloody poetic line
pertains to original (above crafted)
storied title of mine
completely buried under
thick...
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Categories:
ludicrously, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Form:
Free verse
Confessions of a Happy PersonStanding at the kitchen sink
My wife quips “you are one happy person”
It is right there and then I realized
I have been found out
Time to confess
I am one of “those” “happy people”
And a morning person to boot
I admit I am an ice –cream-aholic
Hooked on chocolate...
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Categories:
ludicrously, happy, poems, poetry,
Form:
Free verse