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Best Sixpence Poems

Below are the all-time best Sixpence poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of sixpence poems written by PoetrySoup members


Sixpence
Our Christmas dinner was served,
With traditional veggies and meat,
It’s a roast with the usual crackle,
Plus gravy to make it complete.

And then it is time for...

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Categories: sixpence, christmas, humor,
Form: Rhyme



A Silver Sixpence
On a cold frosty night the moon hung in the dark sky like a silver sixpence,
Waiting for a bus that seemed to be hours late,...

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Categories: sixpence, christmas, christmas, night, grandparents,
Form: Prose Poetry
Sixpence
 Ask yer mother for sixpence,
 to see the Jerry Giraffe,
freckles on his eyebrows,
 and big ones on his, Ask
yer momma for sixpence 

...by dunno...

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Categories: sixpence, absence,
Form: Ballade
Premium Member Happiland
through a very small circle
and without reason
I once caught sight
of a magnified ship
'standing still'
out at sea

when it came into focus
it merged with the sky
that was...

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Categories: sixpence, beach, childhood, dream, hope,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The History of a Wasted Mind
“The History of a Wasted Mind”

 

What goes through the mind of a recidivist
Fist full of hate and hurt marking time
Fist full of history, got...

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Categories: sixpence, abuse, child abuse, war,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Nursery Rhyme Land
Hickory Dickory Dock, the mouse,
Ran up the clock,
But the crooked little man
In his crooked little house,
Who caught this crooked mouse
After Humpty Dumpty's fall,
Could not prevent...

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Categories: sixpence, nursery rhyme,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Sing a Song of Sickness - Especially For San Woo
Sing a song of sickness after a barrel full of rye
Two men drank the whiskey and soon they were pie eyed
They woke up in a...

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Categories: sixpence, drink, humorous, nursery rhyme,
Form: Rhyme
Birthday Warning!
A cold autumn morning, 
new rains have arrived 
today not so ordinary 
A little girls birthday goes by 

she had an accident 
she awoke in...

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Categories: sixpence, passion, day, birthday, mother,
Form: Lyric
Premium Member The Trusted Servant
All the leaves turned and waved
Before the darkness turned them grey
And buried 'neath the scarlet sins
Were skies so red the poppy grins

"Heed not your torment"...

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Categories: sixpence, allegory
Form: Couplet
Bird Feed Under My Window
Since childhood I was always fascinated with nature
Curious to know how plants grow 
Always intrigued by the ingenuity of ants 
And mesmerized by the coordination...

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Categories: sixpence, bird, christian, community, food,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Premium Member My Sporting Inspiration
re-post inspired by Brenda's contest

THE HERO

Every Tuesday on the dot,I would be off to the newsagent like a shot.A solitary 
sixpence,all my wealth to pick...

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Categories: sixpence, inspirational, sports,
Form: Ballade
The Despotic Spouse Ilyzette
Oppressed is he, a coward in his house,
   A cringing serf, to the despotic spouse!
   Without a voice unless she's not...

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Categories: sixpence, abuse, wife,
Form: Rhyme
Up To Date Version of An Old Nursery Rhyme Lol
Sings a song of sixpence
A pocket full of rye
4 and 20  blackbirds were baked in a pie
The king was in the counting house counting...

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Categories: sixpence, baby, remember,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member My Childhood Hero
Every Tuesday on the dot,
I would be off to the newsagent like a shot.
A solitary sixpence,all my wealth to pick up 
my favourite comic from...

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Categories: sixpence, childhood, hero,
Form: Narrative
A Delusional Christmas
Sixpence none the richer Christmas day
unwrapping that pretty silver bow
hoping for the proverbial pot of gold
amongst treasures Santa left in tow

Street corner kettles all dressed...

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Categories: sixpence, christmas, culture, hate, satire,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Reflection on the Important Things