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Best Prunes Poems


Premium Member How Prunes Are Made
When taking a bath in the tub
The first thing you'll notice, if you stay in too long,
Is how your fingertips shrivel.
Then, as you rub and scrub,
You might see bits of skin coming off your legs and arms
And you begin to grow little.

Some children pay no...

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Categories: prunes, blue, body, childhood, fantasy,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Prunes and Other Things
There once was a man who ate nothing but prunes
He was broke and howled at the moon
He was desperate for work
And got some soon
Blowing up air ballons.


There was a man from pakistan
Who owned an old ice cream van
But the ice cream melted in the sun
Poor...

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Categories: prunes, baby, fun, humor, humorous,
Form: Limerick
Prunes
I find that when we eat prunes,
We tend to sit in cold bathrooms;
Although it may be a trial,
We fit right in with rank and file.

The wafting scent of strange perfumes,
Are too much like exhaust fumes;
Though it’s not meant to offend the nose,
You can’t compare it...

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Categories: prunes, funnymay,
Form: Light Verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Irritable Bowel Syndrome Exacerbated Courtesy of Prunes
lower abdominal area gurgles and balloons
gastrointestinal tract 
     vis a vis flatulence croons
in tandem and/or subsequent expulsion
 
     eliminates fecal waste
witnessing sprinting to bathroom, this scribe 
     (against time) and jet propulsion 
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Categories: prunes, 12th grade, anxiety, dark,
Form: Free verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry