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Breadbox Poems - Poems about Breadbox
Putin non gmo gluten free cheese on the ritz as a celiac to follow
...Putin non gmo gluten free cheese on the ritz as a celiac to follow Initially written March 18th, 2023 and revised exactly two years later tweaking the poem here and there courtesy adding or sub......
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Matthew Harris
Categories:
breadbox,
absence, adventure, analogy, birth,
Form:
Free verse
Oglethorpe
...They say all men need a hero. Mine lived primarily on gorp. So, listen long and listen slow To the sad tale of Oglethorpe. He was bigger than a breadbox, Or a sly pygmy jumbotron, About as cl......
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David Crandall
Categories:
breadbox,
hero, humor, nonsense, silly,
Form:
Quatrain
C a T and the Sphinx
...*** C A T and the SPHINX*** Cat is on the prowl Without taking a step! Proud fellow, often unseen, Gracefully gliding by. He feels he knows it all — At least all that is necessary to know ......
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Sally Eslinger
Categories:
breadbox,
cat, fantasy, fun, imagery,
Form:
Narrative
Taste Test
...Salt, yeast, and flour, Roll the dough, Rise for an hour. Rye, Wheat, Oatmeal too! Take a piece, Toast and jam for you. Try and taste the rest But you know Pizza is the best! Try bagel......
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Jerry Hackett
Categories:
breadbox,
food,
Form:
Rhyme
Mold
...Take care not to get hold Of bread that's very old Behind the breadbox door A microscopic spore May have turned it to mold. Sometimes mold is blue or white or gray or green Some mold is s......
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Jessica Amanda Salmonson
Categories:
breadbox,
children, fear, horror, mental
Form:
Rhyme
Putin Non Gmo Gluten Free Cheese On the Ritz
...Though a wimpy, tiny, and puny (smaller than a breadbox) Ogre whereat my portable minuscule fingerhut size adobe abode ex posed to Strunk and White raw grammatical elements of style, I counte......
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Matthew Harris
Categories:
breadbox,
11th grade, 12th grade,
Form:
Free verse
We Have a Problem
... Communication has gotten erratic, there's a lot of outside interference Aluminum yawning creates constant static I can't hear you ... can you hear me? Stonewalls separate us, frequent b......
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Freddie Robinson Jr.
Categories:
breadbox,
anxiety, divorce, love hurts,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
My Evenings With a Mouse
...My Evenings With a Mouse Once I shared my evenings with a mouse By cliff face tall in tiny house By Fraser river flow, near Chilliwack By a truckers’ café I had my shack One room, kitchen nook......
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Wallace Du Temple
Categories:
breadbox,
animal,
Form:
Prose Poetry
S Hip
...( An inquiry into form ) _____________________ There- Not here? Start over . . . A planet and good for YOU! maybe- ' bigger......
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Robert Warlov
Categories:
breadbox,
analogy, art, identity, image,
Form:
Prose
A Late Visitor
...A LATE VISITOR Sleepless, he’d taken seat In an overstuffed chair Lamp not lit, nor diversion sought, Just sitting there Worrying on about problems of day Listening for answers night wouldn’t say ......
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Daver Austin
Categories:
breadbox,
mystery,
Form:
Free verse
Five Seasonal Haiku
...FIVE SEASONAL HAIKU frozen is the moon every star an icy tear odd sort of beauty frost nipped the pumpkin charmed us all but never left strange jack-o-lantern hear their forlorn howl misting muzzl......
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Daver Austin
Categories:
breadbox,
seasons,
Form:
Haiku
My Fruspoemeter
...I've got a clever new invention in the works Going to make a fortune when I work out a few quirks It's no bigger that a breadbox and lighter than a feather It's easily transported and is not aff......
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Barbara Gorelick
Categories:
breadbox,
funny, imagination, poetry,
Form:
Couplet
Five Winter Haiku
...a care FIVE WINTER HAIKU frozen is the moon every star an icy tear odd sort of beauty frost nipped the pumpkin charmed us all but never left strange jack-o-lantern hear their forlorn ho......
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Daver Austin
Categories:
breadbox,
seasons
Form:
Haiku
Give Me More
...I laid it down beside me just an hour ago. It seems I must have lost it, or dropped it on the floor. Why does it seem so hard to keep it in my grasp? I never seem to find it, where I thought......
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Teresa Altman
Categories:
breadbox,
faith, family, funny, lifelost,
Form:
Rhyme
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