Best Rivalling Poems
Scratching Fanny in Cock Lane, a true taleThe year1762 a tale of murder or mystery they boast
A teenage girl, drunken parish clerk, and maybe even a ghost
About hordes of aristocrats and wealthy men assembling
Crowds rivalling Covent Garden, Theatres were now descending
To a house near St Paul’s on a road named...
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Categories:
rivalling, history,
Form:
Ode
1mdb Walking Free1MDB Walking Free
Talk about living charmed lives for some people in positions of power.....
The latest involve news of the latest appointments of certain financial figures...
News about President elect Donald Trump's handpicking of certain people..
To spearhead his primary rallying call to make America great again...
Looks...
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Categories:
rivalling, america, betrayal, community,
Form:
Free verse
The Hand That Minds the AuthorTHE HAND THAT MINDS THE AUTHOR
( for Christie Achebe)
The hand that minds the author
What is life like rivalling words?
When you decked your bed with persian sheet
And stuffed your pillow with the autopedics
When you perfumed your room with arabian scent
And wore your pyjamas to...
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Categories:
rivalling, africa, art, bereavement, books,
Form:
Epic
Palm History Awash With Drips(Me slippery fingers slither,
slip and slide splashing ala
Jackson Pollock), sans slap
dash experimental, swiftly
tailored and harried writing
style, yes on par with purging,
spewing, venting...unexpurgated,
unexpressed, unexplained...
words, which this Engelbert
Humperdinck singer/songwriter,
(whose name inexplicably popped
into the mind of this Dadaist)
offers "FAKE" apology for any
self inflicted, or sadomasochistic
flagellated cranial contusions
out...
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Categories:
rivalling, analogy, atheist, boat, creation,
Form:
Free verse
Planting Seeds of Life - Growing Self AwarenessPlanting seeds of life - growing self awareness...
(Subtitled: kudos beloved Amelie Beth)
Dilly gents gal lore spellbinding
metaphorically exhuming, ferreting, gleaning...
insightful handy dandy blues clues
unearthing treasure trove motherlode,
(and father lode) eye opening discover re:
visa vis our family of origin ancestry.
Painstaking efforts undertaken
courtesy thee i.e. eldest sister
(age difference...
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Categories:
rivalling, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form:
Free verse
Drawing My Own ConclusionsI'd been caught up in the middle, of one of those awful days,
When nothing seems to go right, with glitches and delays.
I was having a rough day at work, and the boss was now irate;
And all I could think about, was sweet tropical island escape!
When...
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Categories:
rivalling, adventure, fantasy, humor, imagery,
Form:
Couplet
Palm History Awash With DripsCourtesy handy dandy
palmar hyperhidrosis
impossible mission to defeat
except poe wet tickly
even courtesy drysol.
(Me slippery fingers slither,
slip and slide splashing ala
Jackson Pollock), sans slap
dash experimental, swiftly
tailored and harried writing
style, yes on par with purging,
spewing, venting...unexpurgated,
unexpressed, unexplained...
words, which this Engelbert
Humperdinck singer/songwriter,
(whose name inexplicably popped
into the mind of...
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Categories:
rivalling, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Form:
Free verse
No Matter Papa RepentsNo Matter Papa Repents...
Every blasted acrimonious misdeed
aye indelibly perpetrated
affecting ye and the Punim for life
hounds me doggone soul night and day
venomous wrath torments, strangles, racks...
every bone in mine entire body
suicidal ideations haunt every
waking and sleeping hour,
perhaps previous attempts to communicate,
(albeit poetically - for no rhyme...
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Categories:
rivalling, abuse, anger, depression, emotions,
Form:
Dramatic Verse
The Birdland OperaAll my life I had loved music, and rapturous harmonies thrilled my soul,
As the sound of a wild driving beat, causes eager feet to take control.
As a longtime concert pianist, I'd been fortunate to follow my passion,
Like the flower dance of pure sunshine, that never...
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Categories:
rivalling, bird, color, fantasy, imagery,
Form:
Couplet
Positively StunningI used to be obsessed with fashion, caring far too much about clothes,
Like the sun whenever he's coming and going, is striking vanity's pose.
I lavished absurdly upon my wardrobe, in excess of what was practical,
Like the glittering rainbow colors, proffer more than what is passable!
Though...
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Categories:
rivalling, fantasy, fashion, growth, love,
Form:
Couplet
Categories:
rivalling, literature, myth, relationship,
Form:
Verse
Ms K 3I must have seen your face a thousand times
each time making me yearn even more;
my heart feels the warmth, oh! how sublime
taking my attention from the ravages of war.
I love the way you wriggle your shoulders
but makes me jealous when you flirt with him;
still i...
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Categories:
rivalling, beauty,
Form:
Rhyme
April 19th 2020 Just An Ordinary and TypicalApril 19th 2020 - just an ordinary and typical...
clothes washing Sunday courtesy the missus
Ah... the highlight of our supposed, linkedin,
designated day of respite after a week toiling
away with ennui, yes reader a tower mountain
(rivalling Himalaya's 29,029 foot range), oozes
odoriferous tendrils suffuse every square inch
within entire...
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Categories:
rivalling, 12th grade, appreciation, devotion,
Form:
Free verse
Attitude with latitudeAttitude with latitude
originally written January 19th, 2019
and tension defines the dynamic
Valiant prince sip pulled effort
rebuffed, snubbed, thumbed
courtesy eldest daughter
uncontested vainglorious woke
mine genuine apology,
viz sincerely yours truly
psyche asper paternal overture
toward aforementioned offspring
smitten with opprobrium
figuratively smacked upside the head
delivered sucker (judy shuss) punch
crashing off "FAKE" pedestal,
her emailed...
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Categories:
rivalling, abuse, anger, anxiety, betrayal,
Form:
Free verse
Scratching Fanny in Cock Lane A true taleScratching Fanny in Cock Lane, a true tale
The year1762 a tale of murder or mystery they boast
A teenage girl, a drunken parish clerk, and maybe even a ghost
About hordes of aristocrats and wealthy men assembling
Crowds rivalling Covent Garden, Theatres were now descending
To a...
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Categories:
rivalling, murder, mystery,
Form:
Ode