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Best Sitcoms Poems

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Back When the World Was Psychedelic
My grandmother used to bake pies 
in the kitchen where I lived as a boy. 
She would spend all day mixing 
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Categories: sitcoms, art, emotions, how i
Form: Free verse



Premium Member My Best Medicine
These days I feel as if I'm being consumed 
by worry and uncertainty.
Unsure of exactly what to do or whom to see
regarding issues of my...

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Categories: sitcoms, feelings,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member My Alien With a Cat's Face
From a planet which must be more fun
than the one called “Third Rock from the Sun,”
came an alien that
had the face of a cat.
In his...

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Categories: sitcoms, funny, space, planet,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Crazy
It's five o'clock, she checks her watch, at last the work day's done
Her forehead pounds, a coke is found, she gulps two aspirin down
Walking through...

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Categories: sitcoms, angst, anxiety,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Dramedy of Errors
Walking from the horrid old motel, and out into the smaze, 
a suffocating day, worsened now, by a mocktail shade of smog
in mockumentary proportions, she...

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Categories: sitcoms, anger, heartbroken, lost love,
Form: Prose



All About Ralph
This was quite a challenge!
You could call it - My potpourri!
It will give other "Soupers", a little glimpse,
of what it is that makes me -...

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Categories: sitcoms, history, life, love, me,
Form: Rhyme
Free Verse Nonsense
Warning!!
This is a free verse poem.
It may not meet the high standards of poetry soup.
It is also highly controversial.
The writer of this poem realizes that...

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Categories: sitcoms, angstpoetry,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Another Soldier Died Today
Frantic fans worry about who's going to win the superbowl.
Pundits speculate about politicians prevailing at the poll.
Some folks are overwrought about their hair turning gray.
By...

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Categories: sitcoms, sympathysoldier,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Jerry and Elaine
Jerry 
Comedian rarely contrary.
Among his wacky friends, the voice of reason.
Still he got tossed in jail with them in their final season

Elaine
Confident and vain, she...

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Categories: sitcoms, character,
Form: Clerihew
Funny People
You know the ones,
they are usually smiling
and creating some fun,
be it the class clown
or a family member,
a joker at work who
you'll always remember,
Jerry Lewis in...

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Categories: sitcoms, appreciation, humor, people,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member Language Or the Kiss
He seems to love the sound of his own voice,
and if he does not get his way, he balks.
A hug from him would make his...

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Categories: sitcoms, love,
Form: Rhyme
Tethered Spirit Unfurled - the Scarlett Witch, Wanda Maximoff
From ashes of Sokovia, a twin sister rose,
With powers of chaos and psionic flows,
Wanda they called her, tethered spirit unfurled,
As women before her, she reckoned...

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Categories: sitcoms, appreciation, hero, judgement,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Random
Morning lurks
In dark alleys;
Haze presides

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Sunbeams seep
Hazy skies ruin;
Magical sunlight

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Hazy horizons
Smoky dust drifts;
Moody suspensions

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Moody haze
Depressed moods;
Choking smog

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Gratitude smiles
Lazy afternoon;
Sanguine sitcoms

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My darling smiles
Inner sunshine;
Travel talk here

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Random journeys
Mystery...

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Categories: sitcoms, allegory,
Form: Haiku
Insomnia
Walking hand in hand
In the TV Land
midnight comedy
maybe later
we should be blessed
with a never ending advertisement
directed at
consumers like you..
An apparatus of sitcoms
til early next morning
Marathon...

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© Alex Brown  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: sitcoms, angst, business
Form: Free verse
The Middle
Only once did my Dad forget
to pick me up when young
while I finished my
job at the grocery store,
and since I didn't have
a phone walked the
10...

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Categories: sitcoms, growing up, humor,
Form: Light Verse

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