Brank Poems | Examples


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In Shallotte Will Be Sure To Vote

Good restaurants in Charlotte.
Pump House and Improper Pig.

God is good shepherd
had heard my cat when it purred
which often occurred

church should not decline
will like the bread with bright wine
have been back in line

bear was big polar
where we saw holy roller
energy solar

God to the rescue
a big crowd always drew
disciples a few

God was rather tall
out loud we could hear Him call
lovely Son in stall

God is good and pure
His home took us on a tour
grilled steaks on skewer
 
God set our paces
sat in alternate spaces
brank beer by cases.

where sure to survive
God did teach us how to drive
we remained alive

God made much emotion
caused a lot of commotion
love and devotion
(and big explosion)
(received promotion)

problems are facing
communion we love tasting
none of it wasting

what God would propose
be sure that everyone knows
from legs took off hose

we had been involved
God all our problems solved
energy evolved

had put on His coat
God headed towards Shallotte
(road in a big boat)
(will be sure to vote)

Everlasting

Only to live for a drank
Alcohol helps me to think
For only my life is on the brank
I'm about to sank
For living for love, I'm about to fant

Go drank a half of pant
For the love of this drank
As my mind keep falling
My body calling, for
 
The alcohol I love
The distance I love
To far far above
To not know what love was

Only to fight 
For this drank tonight
The spirits are bright
I'm the drunk of the night

Alcohol makes me smile
Never cramping my style
A functional drunk 
Never acting wild

For a chance to fly
To drank to say hi
To drank to say bye
The look in my eyes
Is to recognize

This feeling is pain
To suffer again
For love I strain
For alcohol again

To never be peace
For life to receive
A chance to achieve
The love of my life
Has been incomplete

In the life of defeat
Never to retreat
The unforgiven beast
For now and at least

For love to breath
Only for peace, is what's inside of me
The destiny is over
Now I remain sober

For the month of October
The world's not over
For the love of life
Only to live for goodnight

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