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Blatter Poems - Poems about Blatter
Get out of my head mister chatterbox
...Get out of my head mister chatterbox! Ransacking treasure trove of maximum headroom. To remedy a fate worse than death or orange hair oaf becoming forty seventh president or contracting o......
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Matthew Harris
Categories:
blatter,
abuse, anger, bullying, crazy,
Form:
Free verse
Silence
...Silence By Rebecca Dominique morris We once would talk for hours about the littlest of things Freely able to converse with every word spoken a strum on my heart strings We used to say good mo......
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lady Arabella
Categories:
blatter,
angst, emotions, freedom, hurt,
Form:
Rhyme
Tripple Tripple
...Double Cup my Tripple Tripple And don't stir in a milk Sugars 3 and creamer 4 I'd like to make a stilk Horny steamered fattened slupe Hands a clamoured cloupe Barion blatter to uncouth Bairk......
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Trevor Mcleod
Categories:
blatter,
drink,
Form:
Quatrain
Mediocre We Must Not Flatter
...Mediocre we need not flatter With laurels on a cheap platter: Hero’s Effort make a matter; A dropped metal’s heavy clatter… “What is right” we foully batter And Future Foundation scatter, Whe......
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Chinedum Ekwobi
Categories:
blatter,
celebrity, future, image, wisdom,
Form:
Rhyme
Provisagenus Ai
...Coming now from 2B Platform Ding, the depressed robot, cleaned the cocoon holographic messages from mom saying everithing is good in the moon nothing to eat in the scanner and where are you, my......
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Marco Chies
Categories:
blatter,
moon, science fiction, sun,
Form:
Rhyme
While Skeptic Attempts To Comprehend the Legacy of Jonathan Edwards
...Alternately titled: Get out of my head mister chatterbox! While inside me noggin legions of monstrous demons abhor protest being force fed arcane and obscure assaying into religious dogma hen......
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Matthew Harris
Categories:
blatter,
12th grade, america, creation,
Form:
Rhyme
The Dictionary Equals Logophile's Paradise
...Nope reforming hardened criminal donning scarred face, manacles jailhouse stripe, et cetera nor taming screwish incorrigible guttersnipe ain't most difficult enterprises entailing me to wipe dri......
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Matthew Harris
Categories:
blatter,
addiction, allegory, drink, education,
Form:
Free verse
Get Out of My Head Mister Chatterbox
...Get Out Of My Head Mister Chatterbox! Upon prima facie first blush me mind's eye all atwitter, sans long forgotten "FAKE" sexual exploits set mum (chrysos anthem) all aglitter, boot like sh......
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Matthew Harris
Categories:
blatter,
addiction, anger, assonance, grief,
Form:
Light Verse
Resurrection
...(Chorus) You think you've got swagger but really you hobble, you've got the jet lagger and you're drunk so you wobble, don't start on me mate 'cus I will bring trouble, to put it into slang words......
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Nick Trim
Categories:
blatter,
hip hop, humorous, power,
Form:
Rhyme
For France and Liberty
...For France and Libertè Bloodbath of hearts, young, old and hard working, Pit of despair with anger, death and evil lurking, Why France, why that small country? Lights cut off, silence punctu......
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Dominique Webb
Categories:
blatter,
freedom, french, paris, political,
Form:
Rhyme
Why France
...France gave America the Statue of Liberty, In 1865, from Edouard de Laboulaya, his act; It begot Joan of Arc who insisted that, Nationality bet religion as a matter of fact. The Free French wer......
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Dominique Webb
Categories:
blatter,
america, education, football, freedom,
Form:
Rhyme
Political Lexophilia
...2006 Fifa World Cup, ah jump and celebrate Trinidad in it But yuh know de saying, after joy is sorrow sh…..t Yeah boy, all skin teeth eh laugh Trinidadians like too much bacchanal Band yuh bell......
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Brian Pierre-Alexander
Categories:
blatter,
corruption, political,
Form:
Free verse
We All Have To Age
...i use to think getting old was somekinda joke but now i really envy the older folks to have lived so long and grown so wise lord knows i've seen things thru these old eyes i notice that i ache just......
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Robert Walker
Categories:
blatter,
life, old, life, old,
Form:
Light Verse