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Best Three Sheets To The Wind Poems

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Three Sheets To Tha Wind
No, I did nay walk the cold harbour docks
Felt too tipsy and fell in the drink
Drank too much as the ticker in me tocks
Dead men...

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© Tim B  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: three sheets to the wind, death, drink,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member A Song of Three - Favorite
I sing a song of three.
There’s Larry, Curly, Moe;
the Ego and the Id
and the Super Ego.

Three Kings of the Orient
are known as three wise men.
Showing...

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Categories: three sheets to the wind, fun,
Form: Rhyme
Absent Fathers
With no guidance—love— or compliments from you  
it is no wonder — why — she fell in love with men she never knew... ...

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Categories: three sheets to the wind, absence,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Captains Log Book - July 16, 1798
Twere a   blisterin day, on da Fundy Bay, aboard da ‘ Black Angel of da Blue”, 
with a crew of 32, whilst resting...

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Categories: three sheets to the wind, me,
Form: Narrative
Such a Cliche
I'll drink to that, three sheets in the wind, the Booze cruise             ...

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© John Beam  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: three sheets to the wind, funny, humor, irony, language,
Form: Free verse



Cliche and Catch Phrase Party
Once in a blue moon I have been told
The cliché’s clan gets together with the Catch Phrase posy

If I have told you once I have...

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Categories: three sheets to the wind, fun, word play,
Form: I do not know?
Clothesline
I pegged them out on my clothes line,
   Like puppets on a string.
   Those baggy pants fit for a clown,
 ...

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Categories: three sheets to the wind, clothes,
Form: Rhyme
Drunken Pen Staggers
Inebriated
Three sheets to the wind
Bent, sideways strut
We have all seen the results....
Our minds disconect and ramdomly fire through nonfunctioning organs
such as the thickly paralyzed tongue...

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Categories: three sheets to the wind, life,
Form: Free verse
Alcohol
Alcohol
Social lubricant?
Laughing, falling, fighting.
Three sheets to the wind!
Drunk...

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© Ross Blade  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: three sheets to the wind, abuse, addiction,
Form: Cinquain
Chance Encounter
A thousand times I have heard, 
“There but for the Grace of God...” 
but until today that phrase, 
struck me as somewhat odd. 
 
...

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Categories: three sheets to the wind, cowboy-western, faith, inspirational, introspection,
Form: Cowboy Poetry
Cliches Away
Three sheets in the wind
And rubbed the wrong way
By a fair weather friend
You must seize the day

Let your hair down 
And lay down the law
Be...

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© Pat Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: three sheets to the wind, america, character, life, love,
Form: Rhyme
The Badass Yodeler
I was in a bar in Texas,
in the eastern back-country,
with three beers already inside
and another draining quickly.
It was a perfect redneck bar,
the kind of place...

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Categories: three sheets to the wind, anti bullying, bullying, drink,
Form: Narrative
The Id, the Ego and the Super-Ego
The id, the ego and the super-ego.


You and I, we have a connection.
Let us be joined at the hip; my hearts resurrection.
I rise once more...

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© Aa Harvey  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: three sheets to the wind, cute love, desire, heartbroken,
Form: Bio
What a Soul Goes For, Part Iii
Kirsten tried to talk, but couldn’t find the words,
So Endicott nodded and continued to speak:
“When you’ve been in Hell for millions of years,
you’ll do just...

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Categories: three sheets to the wind, evil, faith, fate, god,
Form: Narrative
Old Salt
In the corner of a pub
There sits an old sea dog
He tells the same old stories
His mind is full of fog

“Ahoy, me hearties! Pass the...

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© Gary Hill  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: three sheets to the wind, drink, fun, humor, humorous,
Form: Rhyme

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