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Best Tittered Poems


Newton's Law
I was inattentive in Science class one day
When the teacher at random looked my way
I didn't look up, I wouldn't dare
There's no escaping that intense glare.

Asked me to explain to the class
Newton's Law of Gravity and mass
My mind was a blank, heartbeats louder
For an answer,...

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Categories: tittered, children, funny, humor, humorous,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member My Hands Are Deliciously Pretty Today
My sweet little hands are deliciously pretty today.
I looked down and I complimented them in a big way.
They laughed, giggled, tittered and twirled, so decidedly gay.
Glad of my admiration, thrilled with a little love, they play.

I wish I would do this more often. It really...

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Categories: tittered, 2nd grade, 3rd grade,
Form: Monorhyme
Premium Member An Innocence About Her
Enormous hazel orbs peered out at me 
from under long, thick, black eyelashes
She looked familiar, this elf with the heart-like lips
There was an innocence about her that enhanced her sweater

Knitted by the faerie grandmothers in their purest lambs wool
Pointed ears were rounded more than most...

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Categories: tittered, fairy, fantasy,
Form: Blank verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Your Dream Is Dead
They all gathered 'round some tittered others smiled
The chesty one with the long legs glared,
Nothing can be more inconsiderate than to be told "no"
Your dream is dead

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Categories: tittered, dream,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member A Kiss Under the Mistletoe
He stood for hours 'neath the inviting mistletoe,
But nary a gal took notice of his miserable woe!
He smiled and made goo-goo eyes as they passed by,
But they just tittered leaving him high and dry!

He slyly pointed to the mistletoe with a silly grin,
But this didn't...

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Categories: tittered, heartbroken, humorous,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The First Thanksgiving
'Tis said that the first Thanksgiving feast was celebrated in sixteen twenty-one.
'Twas the Pilgrims' first bountiful harvest so they decided to have some fun!
(That was the genesis of church potlucks that are popular to this very day,
And the origin of that American addiction, the all-you-can-stuff-ten-buck...

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Categories: tittered, funny, holiday, thanksgiving,
Form: Rhyme



I Got the News Today
I got the news today . It wasn't the worse or the best of news . I got the news today
There I sat my hands in place my mind whirling out into space . The doctor staring at the computer files. I shouted silently hey...

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Categories: tittered, allegory, introspection,
Form: Blank verse
Wingman
I was at a party
Heard a girlish scream
But, the scene
was expected to me.
Fat, hairy dude
Starin' down a pretty lady
I tittered a tad an' said: Baby,
That's just my pal
Salacious Sal
He's an okay dude
to have around.
He ain't no looka
Don't got much charm,
How'd ya like him
on ya arm?

The...

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Categories: tittered, friend,
Form: Free verse
Moxie
my Love mustered moxie
and disused me one night:
she left me victim
to a pitiful plight
while she raised the gall
to doll herself up
and go to a ball
on the arm of a date
while I languished alone
with a case of cold beer
that I drank to forget
the heartbreak she caused,
the...

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© David Bose  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: tittered, girlfriend, lonely, love,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Loving Chip and Dale
Chip and Dale were favorite cartoons of my sister and me.
With so much ***** and happiness, joyful they could be. 
They ran around in chipmunk form and chittered away.
Making our cartoon fest much better every single Saturday.

Chip and Dale played tricks on other cartoon friends.
Their...

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Categories: tittered, technology,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Buying Into Small Town Rumors
Morti Martha was from a bigger town
A glitzy town, a jazzy town, Las Vegas.
She had been a showgirl; is what I was told.
Not by her, but by many others.

She had visited our church once, and her clothes sparkled.
Rhinestones in church! Some of the staid members...

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Categories: tittered, women,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Making of a Faerie Queen
The tender ceremony with full honors welcoming baby light faeries was tastefully
And artistically played out on midsummers eve, an ethereal night, it would seem.
Her parents, and grands were dressed in full colonial faerie attire. They were easy
To pick out, whispering in hushed voices, at the...

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Categories: tittered, fairy, imagination, magic, miracle,
Form: Rhyme
A Thought Ne'Er Thunk
One thundering Thursday, in a thicket of trees I had thought I had thunk a real thought.
I was thinking deeply, when alas, creepily, a thought appeared, jeering at the tip of my tongue.
It said “At once you thought you’d thunk a thought, but alas, you’ll...

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Categories: tittered, funny, humorous, inspiration, irony,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Silver and Gold
Johnny MacAlister was six-years-old, young enough still for wishes,
Baby sister, Rosie, was all of three, all giggling and adorable kisses.

With fond, indulgent parents, the family was content in their home,
In a town, sleepy in sunlit day, where a scarlet cock used his comb.

Johnny played with...

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Categories: tittered, birthday, children, fantasy, fun,
Form: Couplet
So Much More
Pulses repeated pulses 
ripping to the core 
I ache for so much more 

Body spent  content 
but raging to be  pushed hard 
towards a wreckage lain lost 

Thrust forth with tiny fingers 
anchoring an aging frame 

Enticing gasps of pleasure 
tittered through the...

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© Tim Smith  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: tittered, body, desire, love,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things