Lost Catastrophe Poems

What is this people say life
I call it trouble and strife
Freddie said he sometimes wishes he had never been born
I wish it every day
I will...

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A young lad once got caught in his zipper
An unfortunate case of the ripper
He shed lots of tears
Never lost his fears
Of peeing in his new...

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This is based on a completely true event - and every time someone mentions either of these 2 towns, I get hives - 

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Here's the deal, folks...
   This is, as indicated, the 2nd HALF of this fairly lengthy poem. Due to Poetry Soup's file-size limitations, this...

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Mortvilar, The King Of The Bats

A sickness arose from the darkness, from the bats of the night.
They called it the Coronavirus, and it sought death...

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Brick houses gone, wood houses gone
Family histories blown away
No photos or proof of life
2.8 billion dollars worth of damage

Devastation for a mile. 
One house standing,...

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Our Lady?

You are our lady
of grace.
And now your dress?Is flames.?
The beauty of your sunken dome from a drone
Is a poem in itself.
Written by us and
Destroyed...

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It starts with a thought,
Spiraling out of control. 
I don't realize it, though. 
I'm just thinking through everything.
Every memory,
Every moment.
Every heart ache,
Every reason I'm the...

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Cold blood drips on the bathroom floor
You were the one that I adore to the core
You were a shimmering shore at the beach
Your pleasant, outlandish...

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