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Best Skidded Poems


Premium Member Surprise Factor
(Why I'm Still Breathing)

When the cow was dry, she was compliant.
When she calved, she turned vicious
and no fence could hold her,
but she gave milk in abundance,
and Dad refused to sell her.

She chased Mother 'round and 'round the barn
until Mom panicked, climbed the corner logs,
and perched...

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© Cona Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: skidded, animal, childhood, family, farm,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Luimneach X 5
O'Dowd

An old hunter by the name of O'Dowd
Shooting tigers for fun made him feel proud
Had trouble with his gun
There was no time to run
Now lies covered on a slab with a shroud..


Jed

There was a frisky old man known as Jed
Took red pills so he wouldn't...

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Categories: skidded, humor,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Angels In the Night
I can remember it like it was yesterday.....

Listening to a hard rock "all-night" radio station,
boppin' back from college to my hometown in the middle
of the night, on an endless two-lane highway, in the middle of nowhere.

Up around the curve, my headlights engulfed a scene I'll...

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Categories: skidded, faith
Form: Narrative

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Premium Member A Few Limericks To Lighten Your Mood
BIN JAMAL

A pervert by the name of Bin Jamel
Was charged with bizarre sex with a mammal 
the charges were read
Bin Jamal went red
Cos the charge was bonking a fat camel... 


JOHNNY McGOOS

Did you hear about young Johnny McGoos
Had a misfortune regarding his shoes
The neighbours dog...

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Categories: skidded, humor,
Form: Limerick
Snowman
He looked out at the snow and ice,
As a cold wind whistled winter
Through the door, bringing hope
Of making a real-life snowman,
A special friend for a lonely boy,
At least in his world it was so.

He ran out of his room and leapt so
High, sliding down the...

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Categories: skidded, appreciation, best friend, child,
Form: Sestina
Road Kill
I passed a squirrel
on a two-lane back road
that a car had run over
Some rule was broken...

Its front legs scratched and scraped 
at the pavement but it was stuck
like glue, flat on the asphalt
Its head was bobbing
up and down, side to side
(Surely there was no pain?)

Damn...

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Categories: skidded, animal,
Form: Narrative



Premium Member Manchester United 1958-Part 1 of 3
Manchester United 1958-Part 1 of 3
by Robert (Bob) Moore © 2015

I remember the 6th February, in 1958, 
the day before my 16 birthday, everything was great
I was working at the CIS, an Insurance mob in town
I’d finished work at Deansgate, and I was heading home

I...

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Categories: skidded, death, funeral,
Form: Dramatic Verse
The Very Last Elephant
They both smiled, although only the man’s was visible
They both knew that the moment to come, had to come
The hair-dryer air killed the sweat, which helped the man see better
And the skin of the object of his desire
Dust laden and grey
Breathed dry.

When the breeze began...

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Categories: skidded, africa, angst, farewell,
Form: Elegy
Premium Member Play In the Snow
There was a young fellow called Joe
Who loved to play out in the snow
But he skidded on ice
Somersaulted twice
And broke all three bones in his elbow.




February 16th 2018.

Entered in walking in the snow contest
Sponsored by Kevin Shaw....

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Categories: skidded, funny, winter,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Your Final Journey - Emotive Write
FICTION WRITE FOR CONTEST

Salty tears fell from my blue eyes, when I kissed you goodbye
I begged please don’t drive till sunrise, when I kissed you goodbye

Soft snowflakes were falling from the sky, but you weren’t deterred -
You’d promised that you’d meet the guys, when I...

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Categories: skidded, car, death, grief, missing
Form: Ghazal
Premium Member Scary, Suspenseful
I grabbed my keys and stomped to the door.
I wasn’t listening to any more.
Why was he always so calm and RIGHT!!!!
I’d rather be out in the stormy night.
He spoke to me as I started to go.
“You can’t trust that car of yours you know.
Better take...

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Categories: skidded, adventure, imagination, husband, car,
Form: Rhyme
Headlights On Dark Roads
HEADLIGHTS ON DARK ROADS

Timid tentative tap on her door at midnight
as she lay expectantly in suspense and the hope
that he would defy all obstacles to prove his love
for her

Like Romeo and Juliet forbidden to date as parents
failed to understand her attraction to him- this soul
connection...

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Categories: skidded, for him, love, nostalgia,
Form: Narrative
Trouble
He was sun-scorched, flame-torched
stood tall, strong as a brick wall
loose-hipped, well equipped
in for the count, without a doubt
expert tracked, surprise packed
spurs jangled, wild mustang wrangled
I should have, could have
but I was lost, dust-bowl tossed; in Trouble!
 
In a mess, I confess
as he turned, my body...

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Categories: skidded, cowboy-western, funny, happiness, love,
Form: Rhyme
Tales of the Lambergyl Bruegles - Nonsense Verse
In a domain, now lost in time,
There roamed a minervoo over the land.
With five hairy legs under platelets of rime;
They skidded and skated, they frimmed and they frammed.

But by far the scariest, creature of all,
Was the Trestial, Lambergyl Bruegal.
Standing only one foot, three inches tall;
It...

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Categories: skidded, humor, nonsense,
Form: Rhyme
Fireman, Fireman Help Me Quick
Fireman, Fireman Help Me Quick

By Elton Camp

An old lady called the fire department to say
“Please hurry over to my house right away.”
To save her, the dispatcher then does strive
“M’am, get out of your house till we arrive.”

He imagined the flames licking at her heels
So for...

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© Elton Camp  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: skidded, funnyhouse, woman, old, fire,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Reflection on the Important Things