Best Sixes Poems
At Sixes and SevensSomewhere decorum, somewhere pandemonium
Somewhere parsimony, somewhere bleeding heart
Somewhere love, somewhere hatred
Somewhere revenge, somewhere forgiveness
Somewhere bondage, somewhere liberty
Somewhere eccentricity, somewhere selflessness
Somewhere egoism, somewhere humility
Somewhere complexities, somewhere simplicity
Which ones to permit the soul?
To acclimatise and dominate
Life keeps changing every spur
Discrepancies are inevitable
To be water or a rock?
Will...
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Categories:
sixes, confusion
Form:
Free verse
The Mighty Fives and SixesI was asked to be a substitute teacher
For kindergarten. Wow. Sounds like a blast I think.
Sure. I’d love to, I say.
This was at 8:42 a.m.
By 9:00 I realized
Kindergarten is tough.
Tougher than teaching menopausal kangaroos.
These mighty five-and-six-year-olds were
In complete control.
Me being the way I am.
I...
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Categories:
sixes, 4th grade, 5th grade,
Form:
The Sixes and Sevens VeilAll of those words and emotions
Are tired of lingering in my throat and Mind
I want to caress them onto you
But how can I? Anon. there might be a time in our days
I want to tell you-- I'm worthless, Broken, Diedre, Torned, Discarded, Abuse
The past shouldn't...
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Categories:
sixes, allegory, confusion, death, dedication,
Form:
Lyric
SixesIt's six o'clock,
but not for the birds,
for them, it's four-play.
God says,"Be there, or be square,"
because He's Lord of the times,
not Jehovah of old, knows
that slang and jargon,
keep the young in the fold.
Winter-white in a summer made
snowy, sea gulls...
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Categories:
sixes, introspection
Form:
Free verse
By SixesBy Sixes
With this book we have to make a difference
The weight of worry and seriousness is huge
This has not happened before not this way
And very soon all things could happen
They try to control it but can they?
How do you control so many soldiers?
Along with the...
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Categories:
sixes, fantasy, military, war,
Form:
Free verse
Roll the DiceRoll the dice now...
hope for six, not a seven.
Crapped out, snake eyes!...
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Categories:
sixes, games, humorous, nice, poetry,
Form:
Haiku