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Best Snook Poems

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Pigeon Farm
There once was a pigeon 
Who lived in a cage
Its fluffy exterior 
All tormented with rage.
The beaky beast ruled
The entire place
Scaring it's fellow creatures
Venom scribbled...

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Categories: snook, animal, bird, community, conflict,
Form: Rhyme



Transient Troubadour Traverses Terrestrial Terrain
'Course as a grim teller of tall tales,
(albeit poetic) reasonable rhyming
quasi roundelay I readily admitted to feign
cuz, stringing words together with
pride and prejudice plus
sense and...

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Categories: snook, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Enclosed Rhyme
Premium Member A Real Catch
What I know about fish

You could fit on this dish

But I thought I would give it a try

So I bought me a pole 

Catching fish...

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Categories: snook, fish, fishing, funny,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Park
My park to me was not see-saws nor swings
instead, a treasure chest of stranger things.
A marble grave, 1891, well kept
where 'Tiny', estate owner's dog now...

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© Viv Wigley  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: snook, childhood,
Form: Rhyme
With Apologies To Joyce Kilmer
?I thought that I would never see
Another macho man like me.
Ex-green Beret and Airborne Ranger,
Who never shirked in face of danger.	
But that ancient myth was...

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Categories: snook, clothes, humor, parody,
Form: Rhyme



The Unknown
The Unknown

Enforcing my authenticity because 
I am a child of the Most High...
I am a citizen of Zion, concealed with zest 
With my quiver full...

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Categories: snook, faith,
Form: Name
Premium Member I Loved You, John Wayne
I loved you John Wayne!
		I wished you were my father
		or maybe an older brother 
		who’d tutor me to be tough
		when manners weren’t enough
		and toughness was...

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© Bill Keen  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: snook, assonance, humorous, , western,
Form: Light Verse
A Skit On the Picture For My Contest
I snook up to the window
Light was lit inside
Trying to make myself invisible
Against the wall I pressed my side

I shuffled along inch  by inch
was just...

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Categories: snook, funny,
Form: Rhyme
....No Ketchup
Where to look
When to cook
See me there
Catch a snook
Cut it up
Fill the cup
Want another
Fry it up
Please
No ketchup......

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Categories: snook, funny
Form: I do not know?
Gotta Have Guts
Gotta  have   guts   to   fall   and   rise, 
To buck the trend and wrest the prize,
To   thrust  your  life   in  hands of mates,
To believe in self, tempt...

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Categories: snook, inspirational,
Form: Rondeau
Premium Member Summer Was Fun On That Noisy Mulberry Street
The August's heat wave made streets sizzle,
in the fifties there was no air conditioning;
can we imagine the frustrutating feeling 
that made bodies and minds very...

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Categories: snook, absence, august, children, food,
Form: Rhyme
Railroad Tracks
Railroad Tracks
~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Down by the riverside under the bridge are the masses 
of those who have chosen to throw in the towel
Although labels are not mine...

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Categories: snook, life
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member Intruder
Announcing its presence it snook in above,
through a window that I'd left ajar,
no time get up and give it a good shove
to close it, the...

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© Viv Wigley  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: snook, fear,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member - the Villanelle of the Look Mindset Misconceptions-
- The Villanelle Of The Look MINDSET MISCONCEPTIONS-

Misconceptions babbling unspoken about the look
Deeply was just so broken and outgoing
Forces could never forget the outcome book

Stories...

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Categories: snook, analogy, destiny, imagination,
Form: Villanelle
Premium Member Waiter There's a Fly
A hot July evening, and nothing had stirred,
the minutes just ticked slowly past,
too hot for much effort, and even the birds
gave up chirping as long...

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© Viv Wigley  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: snook, insect,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Shattered Sighs