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Best Slopped Poems

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


Eating Crow With New Collaborations
No matter how some complain and bellow
they are exposed, each a trolling fellow
I'd look them in the eye
for telling one more lie
but I heard they're...

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Categories: slopped, hilarious,
Form: Limerick



Premium Member Horace's Turtle Soup
Horace the tortoise was ready to dine
He ordered his food, while the waiter poured wine

They bought the first course, (a huge bowl of soup)
But, the...

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Categories: slopped, funny,
Form: Couplet
Eating Crow-Collaboration Open To Anyone
No matter how some complain and bellow
they are exposed, each a trolling fellow
I'd look them in the eye
for telling one more lie
but I heard they're...

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Categories: slopped, conflict,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Be of Good Cheer This Thanksgiving Day
May tranquility reign and grace your Thanksgiving board this year,
As you thank the Good Lord for all the blessings you hold dear!

I pray that it...

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Categories: slopped, funny, holiday, thanksgiving, cousin,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member Clean Your Plate
From the very moment my Mom taught me how to use a spoon,
From her mouth was uttered that old familiar tune:
"The kids in Asia are...

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Categories: slopped, foodmom, old, me, mom,
Form: Rhyme



Landslide
Landslide
Avalanche; executing terrible
approached unexpectedly and
Made everything despair;
Torn out, worn out
Making cry and mourn
Landslide came;
Vulnerability inclined;
Along with the despair
Lost out torn out
Hubbub came, cry came;
Landslide welcomed...

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Categories: slopped, grief, seasons, song, sorrow,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Dining In An Army Mess
I became familiar with intriguing chow in the army mess,
Tho' I savored their chipped beef and gravy I must confess!
But some of their culinary efforts...

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Categories: slopped, foodthanksgiving, fruit,
Form: Rhyme
Don'T Go Near the River
Don’t go near the river a tree has fallen down
The flow is blocked and it caused a dam if you fall in you could drown
But...

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Categories: slopped, adventure, childhood, friendship, funny,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Private Roscoe D. Schlink Arrives At Fort Fumble
Dear Folks: Here I am at beautiful Fort Fumble, Louisiana.
I sure wish I was back on the farm in Bean Blossom, Indiana.
Already I've learned the...

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Categories: slopped, funny
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member It!
IT

See how things droop
It’s cloudy    REALLY socked-in
With just a few drops
Humidity?    
High!
Been that way all day

It always starts from...

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Categories: slopped, nostalgia
Form: Narrative
Love Story ( How I Met Me Wife)
She sat on the bench eating a pear
My eyes were drawn to her in an eye-popping stare
She was shorter than me so I was in...

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Categories: slopped, funny, romance, sadme, day,
Form: Rhyme
Stay-At-Home Pig - Nursery Rhyme
That little piggy who chose to beg off
going to market, stayed home with a cough.
   He bragged he was a cut above
 ...

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Categories: slopped, 11th grade, parody,
Form: Limerick
Exhibition In Memory
Abstracts hang:
sterling silver frames,
matted in motif,
celebrating Artist.
An exhibit, ten years old,
collects dust, forcing recollection.
The mortuary – Boyhood Curiosity.
Mother: Naked. Stretched. Stiff. Grey.

Tin baking dishes engulfed...

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Categories: slopped, depression, life, loss, mother,
Form: Free verse
Have a House Warming
Sailing On A Sleek Sloop

We went sailing on a sleek sloop
Then had to stop for bowl of soup
When hungry both started to be
Boat slopped and...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: slopped, humorous,
Form: Couplet
The Year of the Turtle
We carried it home in a salty pail;
the bones of a monster.
Freddy said it was an alien;
his dad had seen their ships
shining like sixpences
in the...

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Categories: slopped, poetry,
Form: Free verse

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