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Best Plaster Of Paris Poems

Below are the all-time best Plaster Of Paris poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of plaster of paris poems written by PoetrySoup members


It Don'T Really Matter
It don’t really matter   

If Plaster of Paris is not made in France
If Ginger and Fred never learned how to dance
If shoestring potatoes...

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Categories: plaster of paris, fun, humor, love,
Form: Rhyme



A Parabola By Picasso
A Parabola By Picasso 

On piece of paper painted picture of a parabola
And started cutting it off with a small spatula
Put plaster of Paris in...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: plaster of paris, encouraging, hilarious, inspirational,
Form: Couplet
Eighteen
Plaster of Paris
The phantom that will be missed
When casts are long gone...

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Categories: plaster of paris, beautiful, beauty, meaningful, metaphor,
Form: Haiku
Ball Boys Done It
Ball Boys Done It 

I confess have to guess how they got in this mess;
Did not possess any fines when they did address
The public as...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: plaster of paris, funny, humorous, boy,
Form: Couplet
Tom's Tid Bits
Bridal Party- what horses have when they get new saddles

al dente' vegetables- vegetables hard enough to dent your teeth

Oregano- the Italian section of a northwestern...

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© Tom Bell  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: plaster of paris, funny, on writing and
Form: Burlesque



Twenty Trashy Tom's Tid-Bits
1) Agronomy- the science of pissing me off.
2) Ahab- acknowledging that you own something.
3) Acetone- the sound made by one "passing gas".
4) Acquaint- Not an...

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© Tom Bell  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: plaster of paris, funny, on writing and
Form: Burlesque
Premium Member A Ghost Story (For the Ghost Story Poem Tag Game)
In a old old rambling structure
Down on the street called Broadway
Upper floors that had been deserted
For many and many a day

Lighting a fire 
Starting to...

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Categories: plaster of paris, fantasy, funnyfire, fire,
Form: I do not know?
Pool of Blood
Frantic, cleanliness, cleanliness
Blood is thicker than water
The blood is thicker, clotting, clotting

The bandages and duct tape
Plaster of Paris, a perfect cast
Without a script, no stage...

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Categories: plaster of paris, health
Form: Free verse
Matty Mattel Doll Circa Mcmlxv
(alternately titled: idolizing childhood's end
today April 25th, 2021
generates elusive warm treasured memories).

Akin to significance my eldest sister
felt toward her “Willies” –
(totally tubular fuzzy bendable contrivances
analogous...

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Categories: plaster of paris, 1st grade, age, best
Form: Rhyme
My Matty Mattel Talking Doll
While meditating earlier today,
a flashback leapt
     clear for me to assay,
those ever receding

     early boyhood daze,
 ...

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Categories: plaster of paris, 5th grade, 6th grade,
Form: Free verse
Board To Tilt
Board To Tilt

Around with each other should start to spar
Regarding what to do with all our PR
When and were business should discus
And also analyze and...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: plaster of paris, analogy,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member A Room
A          ROOM

I went behind those painted walls;
And that I ever saw;
Plaster of Paris wooden slats;
Gypsum board...

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Categories: plaster of paris, deep, feelings,
Form: Rhyme
Orbiting the Moon
Swingin' around this
Dull grey orb,
Plastered with holes,
Soft ridged mountains
Plaster of Paris I'd swear

Took me a couple of years,
To work my way up there,
I had to...

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© Tom Bell  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: plaster of paris, adventure, fantasy, imagination, life,
Form: Burlesque
Bemoaned
He is dead, many confirmed.
I am sad for the people who knew him,
though I never did.
to me he will always be 'what's his name.'

He died...

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Categories: plaster of paris, poetry,
Form: Free verse

Book: Shattered Sighs