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Best Skewer Poems

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Premium Member Betrayed
Once significant and alluring, your luster faded.
Perhaps it was the treachery in hollow eyes jaded.

Was there ever a light
in a soul dark as night?

Promises of...

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Categories: skewer, jealousy, recovery from,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Interalphabetnet Sex Stew
Primose path leads to the slaughter of American
dream delete pause proficiency with internetty
webbegone after thoughts of yahoo googleyed 
interred intricacies that shed benign capsules of
...

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Categories: skewer, analogy, change, education, emotions,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Dark Witness
Towering high the pine tree spies
Darkness gleaming across the skies.
All-embracing limbs it reaches
In all directions it beseeches.
Yearning for ominous actions to end
Locked they hide; secretly...

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© Alex Corns  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: skewer, allusion, earth, earth day,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Brats and Poetry
I stoked the flames with another gnarled branch as its sparks popped and crackled out a song into the silence.  Just a cold and...

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Categories: skewer, drink, fire, food, literature,
Form: Imagism
Premium Member A Dragon's Tale
Rally around the campfire
in the dark of a summer night.
Tell some interesting old stories 
and cook by a campfire light.

Skewer some slender juicy hotdogs ...

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Categories: skewer, fantasy, love, love, teen,
Form: Narrative



Shiver Me Timbers
I'll tell ye of me life as a pirate
I knows ye sees me as some old codger
But when I was a young'n matey
I sailed 'neath...

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© Dan Cwiak  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: skewer, adventure, humor, journey, violence,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Idiot and the Oddity Part 6
Page 14

It took time to remove 
The stones that formed the arch
That’s the place above the gates
Under which their armies marched

But we remained very quite
Observing...

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Categories: skewer,
Form: Epic
New Tradition
Turkeys shuffle about, strolling around the farm.
Each passing morning, one day sounding the alarm,
Who would it be this year Sally, Ted, or Mom?
However, this season...

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Categories: skewer, animals, death, fantasy, funny,
Form: Rhyme
Swimming - a Non Bilateral Technical Mantra
stroke, roll,
stroke, roll,
breath

climbing along the water's surface,
body turning on a skewer,
breathing bubbles,
exhaling fully,
metronomic to a viewer

stroke, roll,
stroke, roll,
breath

fingertips, wrist and elbow angled
each below the other...

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© The Didds  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: skewer, sports,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Top Brass Go For the Gold (Faster Is Better In Vancouver 2010)
Athlete kabob meat to skewer
Olympic games meet the sewer
Those ratings too flat
Create new dangers that
Pander to the TV viewer...

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Categories: skewer, business, death, sports
Form: Limerick
Beware the Poet
If you draw your sword so sharp
To skewer me on a night so dark
Stop and ponder what might befall
If my words you chance to spall
A...

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Categories: skewer,
Form: I do not know?
In Beryl's Wake
Wood Storks rock! They skewer 
the word purer with a white-
on-white the envy of any housewife's 
Monday wash, or laundry delivered home 
by women with...

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© Nola Perez  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: skewer, nature, old, old,
Form: Romanticism
Come On Down To the Gilded Age
COME ON DOWN TO THE GILDED AGE
By Roy Merritt

Come on down to the Gilded Age 
We’ve crawled our way back
And we’re coming hard and heavy...

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Categories: skewer, political,
Form: Lyric
Premium Member I Quit
I QUIT!!

Just for a moment
every now and then
I tender my resignation,
tell the boss to go to hell.

Revolt….against……everything
righteously skewer everyone,
succumb to the vile distortions
obliterating all beauty.

Just...

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Categories: skewer, time,
Form: Verse
Monodon Monoceros
Have you ever been to the Arctic
and heard the "Tickling of the Ivories"?
That is the time when the Monodons
joust each other with their singular parries.

They...

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© Dan Cwiak  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: skewer, age, dedication, fish, history,
Form: Rhyme

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